Oreilly – Graph-Powered Machine Learning, Video Edition 2022-6

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Oreilly – Graph-Powered Machine Learning, Video Edition 2022-6
Oreilly – Graph-Powered Machine Learning, Video Edition 2022-6

Graph-Powered Machine Learning Video Edition. This course is a unique and complete experience for machine learning enthusiasts. In this course, you will enhance your machine learning models using graph-based algorithms, which are an ideal structure for complex and related data.

What you will learn:

  • The full cycle of a machine learning project: You will learn a complete machine learning project from start to finish.
  • Graphs in Big Data Platforms: You will explore the role of graphs in processing huge amounts of data.
  • Modeling Data Sources Using Graphs: You will learn how to model your data as graphs.
  • Natural language processing, recommender systems, and graph-based fraud detection: You will learn advanced techniques for solving various challenges in the fields of machine learning.
  • Graph Algorithms: You will gain an in-depth understanding of various graph algorithms and learn how to use them.
  • Working with Neo4J: You will learn how to use one of the most widely used graph databases in a practical way.

This course is suitable for people who:

  • Are familiar with the basic concepts of machine learning.
  • They are looking to improve their skills in the field of machine learning.
  • Seeking a deep understanding of graph-based algorithms.
  • Interested in practical applications of graph-based machine learning in the real world.

Graph-Powered Machine Learning Video Edition Course Specifications

  • Publisher: Oreilly
  • Instructor: Alessandro Negro
  • Training level: Beginner to advanced
  • Training duration: 12 hours and 34 minutes
  • Number of lessons: 84

Course headings

  • Part 1 Introduction
  • Chapter 1 Machine learning and graphs: An introduction
  • Chapter 1 Business understanding
  • Chapter 1 Machine learning challenges
  • Chapter 1 Performance
  • Chapter 1 Graphs
  • Chapter 1 Graphs as models of networks
  • Chapter 1 The role of graphs in machine learning
  • Chapter 2 Graph data engineering
  • Chapter 2 Velocity
  • Chapter 2 Graphs in the big data platform
  • Chapter 2 Graphs are valuable for big data
  • Chapter 2 Graphs are valuable for master data management
  • Chapter 2 Graph databases
  • Chapter 2 Sharding
  • Chapter 2 Native vs. non-native graph databases
  • Chapter 2 Label property graphs
  • Chapter 3 Graphs in machine learning applications
  • Chapter 3 Managing data sources
  • Chapter 3 Detect a fraud
  • Chapter 3 Recommended items
  • Chapter 3 Algorithms
  • Chapter 3 Find keywords in a document
  • Chapter 3 Storing and accessing machine learning models
  • Chapter 3 Monitoring a subject
  • Chapter 3 Visualization
  • Chapter 3 Leftover: Deep learning and graph neural networks
  • Part 2 Recommendations
  • Chapter 4 Content-based recommendations
  • Chapter 4 Representing item features
  • Chapter 4 Representing item features
  • Chapter 4 User modeling
  • Chapter 4 Providing recommendations
  • Chapter 4 Providing recommendations
  • Chapter 4 Providing recommendations
  • Chapter 5 Collaborative filtering
  • Chapter 5 Collaborative filtering recommendations
  • Chapter 5 Computing the nearest neighbor network
  • Chapter 5 Computing the nearest neighbor network
  • Chapter 5 Providing recommendations
  • Chapter 5 Dealing with the cold-start problem
  • Chapter 6 Session-based recommendations
  • Chapter 6 The events chain and the session graph
  • Chapter 6 Providing recommendations
  • Chapter 6 Session-based k-NN
  • Chapter 7 Context-aware and hybrid recommendations
  • Chapter 7 Representing contextual information
  • Chapter 7 Providing recommendations
  • Chapter 7 Providing recommendations
  • Chapter 7 Advantages of the graph approach
  • Chapter 7 Providing recommendations
  • Part 3 Fighting fraud
  • Chapter 8 Basic approaches to graph-powered fraud detection
  • Chapter 8 Fraud prevention and detection
  • Chapter 8 The role of graphs in fighting fraud
  • Chapter 8 Warm-up: Basic approaches
  • Chapter 8 Identifying a fraud ring
  • Chapter 9 Proximity-based algorithms
  • Chapter 9 Distance-based approach
  • Chapter 9 Creating the k-nearest neighbors graph
  • Chapter 9 Identifying fraudulent transactions
  • Chapter 9 Identifying fraudulent transactions
  • Chapter 10 Social network analysis against fraud
  • Chapter 10 Social network analysis concepts
  • Chapter 10 Score-based methods
  • Chapter 10 Neighborhood metrics
  • Chapter 10 Centrality metrics
  • Chapter 10 Collective inference algorithms
  • Chapter 10 Cluster-based methods
  • Part 4 Taming text with graphs
  • Chapter 11 Graph-based natural language processing
  • Chapter 11 A basic approach: Store and access sequence of words
  • Chapter 11 NLP and graphs
  • Chapter 11 NLP and graphs
  • Chapter 12 Knowledge graphs
  • Chapter 12 Knowledge graph building: Entities
  • Chapter 12 Knowledge graph building: Relationships
  • Chapter 12 Semantic networks
  • Chapter 12 Unsupervised keyword extraction
  • Chapter 12 Unsupervised keyword extraction
  • Chapter 12 Keyword co-occurrence graph
  • Appendix A. Machine learning algorithms taxonomy
  • Appendix C Graphs for processing patterns and workflows
  • Appendix C Graphs for defining complex processing workflows
  • Appendix D. Representing graphs

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