CertNexus Certified Artificial Intelligence Practitioner™ (CAIP) training is designed to validate AI and ML skills and has become the industry standard. With this training, you can lead knowledgeable AI experts, validate that team members have the requisite skills to perform AI tasks, and gain hands-on practice to become an effective Machine Learning Practitioner. Applying artificial intelligence and machine learning can help solve business challenges, automate processes, reduce costs, and drive down completion times, while enhancing customer experiences and propelling innovation. By completing CertNexus CAIP training, you'll gain the skills and knowledge to work with AI and machine learning and propel your career in this in-demand field.
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Artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML) have become an essential part of the toolset for many organizations. When used effectively, these tools provide actionable insights that drive critical decisions and enable organizations to create exciting, new, and innovative products and services. This course shows you how to apply various approaches and algorithms to solve business problems through AI and ML, follow a methodical workflow to develop sound solutions, use open source, off-the-shelf tools to develop, test, and deploy those solutions, and ensure that they protect the privacy of users.
In this course, you will implement AI techniques in order to solve business problems. You will:
- Specify a general approach to solve a given business problem that uses applied AI and ML.
- Collect and refine a dataset to prepare it for training andtesting.
- Train and tune a machine learning model.
- Finalize a machine learning model and present the results tothe appropriate audience.
- Build linear regression models.
- Build classification models.
- Build clustering models.
- Build decision trees and random forests.
- Build support-vector machines (SVMs).
- Build artificial neural networks (ANNs).
- Promote data privacy and ethical practices within AI and ML projects.
To ensure your success in this course, you should have at least a high-level understanding of fundamental AI concepts, including, but not limited to: machine learning, supervised learning, unsupervised learning, artificial neural networks, computer vision, and natural language processing. You can obtain this level of knowledge by taking the CertNexus AIBIZ™ (Exam AIZ-110) course.
You should also have experience working with databases and a high-level programming language such as Python, Java, or C/C++. You can obtain this level of skills and knowledge by taking the following Logical Operations or comparable course:- Database Design: A Modern Approach
- Python® Programming: Introduction
- Python® Programming: Advanced
The skills covered in this course converge on three areas—software development, applied math and statistics, and business analysis. Target students for this course may be strong in one or two
or these of these areas and looking to round out their skills in the other areas so they can apply artificial intelligence (AI) systems, particularly machine learning models, to business problems.
So the target student may be a programmer looking to develop additional skills to apply machine learning algorithms to business problems, or a data analyst who already has strong skills in applying math and statistics to business problems, but is looking to develop technology skills related to machine learning.
A typical student in this course should have several years of experience with computing technology, including some aptitude in computer programming.
This course is also designed to assist students in preparing for the CertNexus® Certified Artificial Intelligence (AI) Practitioner (Exam AIP-110) certification.Module 1: Solving Business Problems Using AI and ML
Topic A: Identify AI and ML Solutions for Business Problems- The Data Hierarchy—Making Data Useful
- Big Data
- Guidelines for Working with Big Data
- Data Mining
- Examples of Applied AI and ML in Business
- Guidelines to Select Appropriate Business Applications for AI and ML
- Identifying Appropriate Business Applications for AI and ML (ACTIVITY)
Topic B: Follow a Machine Learning Workflow
- Machine Learning Model
- Machine Learning Workflow
- Data Science Skillset
- Traditional IT Skillsets
- Concept Drift
- Transfer Learning
- Guidelines for Following the Machine Learning Workflow
- Planning the Machine Learning Workflow (ACTIVITY)
Topic C: Formulate a Machine Learning Problem
- Problem Formulation
- Framing a Machine Learning Problem
- Differences Between Traditional Programming and Machine Learning
- Differences Between Supervised and Unsupervised Learning
- Randomness in Machine Learning
- Uncertainty
- Random Number Generation
- Machine Learning Outcomes
- Guidelines for Formulating a Machine Learning Outcome
- Selecting a Machine Learning Outcome (ACTIVITY)
Topic D: Select Appropriate Tools
- Open Source AI Tools
- Proprietary AI Tools
- New Tools and Technologies
- Hardware Requirements
- GPUs vs. CPUs
- GPU Platforms
- Cloud Platforms
- Guidelines for Configuring a Machine Learning Toolset
- How to Install Anaconda
- Selecting a Machine Learning Toolset (ACTIVITY)
Module 2: Collecting and Refining the Dataset
Topic A: Collect the Dataset- Machine Learning Datasets
- Structure of Data
- Terms Describing Portions of Data
- Data Quality Issues
- Data Sources
- Open Datasets
- Guidelines for Selecting a Machine Learning Dataset
- Examining the Structure of a Machine Learning Dataset (ACTIVITY)
- Extract, Transform, and Load (ETL)
- Machine Learning Pipeline
- ML Software Environments
- Guidelines for Loading a Dataset
- Loading the Dataset (ACTIVITY)
Topic B: Analyze the Dataset to Gain Insights
- Dataset Structure
- Guidelines for Exploring the Structure of a Dataset
- Exploring the General Structure of the Dataset (ACTIVITY)
- Normal Distribution
- Non-Normal Distributions
- Descriptive Statistical Analysis
- Central Tendency
- When to Use Different Measures of Central Tendency
- Variability
- Range Measures
- Variance and Standard Deviation
- Calculation of Variance
- Variance in a Sample Set
- Calculation of Standard Deviation
- Skewness
- Calculation of Skewness Measures
- Kurtosis
- Calculation of Kurtosis
- Statistical Moments
- Correlation Coefficient
- Calculation of Pearson's Correlation Coefficient
- Guidelines for Analyzing a Dataset
- Analyzing a Dataset Using Statistical Measures (ACTIVITY)
Topic C: Use Visualizations to Analyze Data
- Visualizations
- Histogram
- Box Plot
- Scatterplot
- Geographical Maps
- Heat Maps
- Guidelines for Using Visualizations to Analyze Data
- Analyzing a Dataset Using Visualizations (ACTIVITY)
Topic D: Prepare Data
- Data Preparation
- Data Types
- Operations You Can Perform on Different Types of Data
- Continuous vs. Discrete Variables
- Data Encoding
- Dimensionality Reduction
- Impute Missing Values
- Duplicates
- Normalization and Standardization
- Summarization
- Holdout Method
- Guidelines for Preparing Training and Testing Data
- Splitting the Training and Testing Datasets and Labels (ACTIVITY)
Module 3: Setting Up and Training a Model
Topic A: Set Up a Machine Learning Model- Design of Experiments
- Hypothesis
- Hypothesis Testing
- Hypothesis Testing Methods
- p-value
- Confidence Interval
- Machine Learning Algorithms
- Algorithm Selection
- Guidelines for Setting Up a Machine Learning Model
- Setting Up a Machine Learning Model (ACTIVITY)
Topic B: Train the Model
- Iterative Tuning
- Bias
- Compromises
- Model Generalization
- Cross-Validation
- k-Fold Cross-Validation
- Leave-p-Out Cross-Validation
- Dealing with Outliers (ACTIVITY)
- Feature Transformation
- Transformation Functions
- Scaling and Normalizing Features
- The Bias–Variance Tradeoff
- Parameters
- Regularization
- Models in Combination
- Processing Efficiency
- Guidelines for Training and Tuning the Model
- Refitting and Testing the Model (ACTIVITY)
Module 4: Finalizing a Model
Topic A: Translate Results into Business Actions- Know Your Audience
- Visualization for Presentation
- Guidelines for Presenting Your Findings
- Translating Results into Business Actions (ACTIVITY)
Topic B: Incorporate a Model into a Long-Term Business Solution
- Put a Model into Production
- Production Algorithms
- Pipeline Automation
- Testing and Maintenance
- Consumer-Oriented Applications
- Guidelines for Incorporating Machine Learning into a Long-Term Solution
- Incorporating a Model into a Long-Term Solution (ACTIVITY)
Module 5: Building Linear Regression Models
Topic A: Build a Regression Model Using Linear Algebra- Linear Regression
- Linear Equation
- Linear Equation Data Example
- Straight Line Fit to Example Data
- Linear Equation Shortcomings
- Linear Regression in Machine Learning
- Linear Regression in Machine Learning Example
- Matrices in Linear Regression
- Normal Equation
- Linear Model with Higher Order Fits
- Linear Model with Multiple Parameters
- Cost Function
- Mean Squared Error (MSE)
- Mean Absolute Error (MAE)
- Coefficient of Determination
- Normal Equation Shortcomings
- Guidelines for Building a Regression Model Using Linear Algebra
- Building a Regression Model Using Linear Algebra (ACTIVITY)
Topic B: Build a Regularized Regression Model Using Linear Algebra
- Regularization Techniques
- Ridge Regression
- Lasso Regression
- Elastic Net Regression
- Guidelines for Building a Regularized Linear Regression Model
- Building a Regularized Linear Regression Model (ACTIVITY)
Topic C: Build an Iterative Linear Regression Model
- Iterative Models
- Gradient Descent
- Global Minimum vs. Local Minima
- Learning Rate
- Gradient Descent Techniques
- Guidelines for Building an Iterative Linear Regression Model
- Building an Iterative Linear Regression Model (ACTIVITY)
Module 6: Building Classification Models
Topic A: Train Binary Classification Models- Linear Regression Shortcomings
- Logistic Regression
- Decision Boundary
- Cost Function for Logistic Regression
- A Simpler Alternative for Classification
- k-Nearest Neighbor (k-NN)
- k Determination
- Logistic Regression vs. k-NN
- Guidelines for Training Binary Classification Models
- Training Binary Classification Model (ACTIVITY)
Topic B: Train Multi-Class Classification Models
- Multi-Label Classification
- Multi-Class Classification
- Multinomial Logistic Regression
- Guidelines for Training Multi-Class Classification Models
- Training a Multi-Class Classification Model (ACTIVITY)
Topic C: Evaluate Classification Models
- Model Performance
- Confusion Matrix
- Classifier Performance Measurement
- Accuracy
- Precision
- Recall
- Precision–Recall Tradeoff
- F1 Score
- Receiver Operating Characteristic (ROC) Curve
- Thresholds
- Area Under Curve (AUC)
- Precision–Recall Curve (PRC)
- Guidelines for Evaluating Classification Models
- Evaluating a Classification Model (ACTIVITY)
Topic D: Tune Classification Models
- Hyperparameter Optimization
- Grid Search
- Randomized Search
- Bayesian Optimization
- Genetic Algorithms
- Guidelines for Tuning Classification Models
- Tuning a Classification Model (ACTIVITY)
Module 7: Building Clustering Models
Topic A: Build k-Means Clustering Models- k-Means Clustering
- Global vs. Local Optimization
- k Determination
- Elbow Point
- Cluster Sum of Squares
- Silhouette Analysis
- Additional Cluster Analysis Methods
- Guidelines for Building a k-Means Clustering Model
- Building a k-Means Clustering Model (ACTIVITY)
Topic B: Build Hierarchical Clustering Models
- k-Means Clustering Shortcomings
- Hierarchical Clustering
- Hierarchical Clustering Applied to a Spiral Dataset
- When to Stop Hierarchical Clustering
- Dendrogram
- Guidelines for Building a Hierarchical Clustering Model
- Building a Hierarchical Clustering Model (ACTIVITY)
Module 8: Building Advanced Models
Topic A: Build Decision Tree Models- Decision Tree
- Classification and Regression Tree (CART)
- Gini Index Example
- CART Hyperparameters
- Pruning
- C4.5
- Continuous Variable Discretization
- Bin Determination
- One-Hot Encoding
- Decision Tree Algorithm Comparison
- Decision Trees Compared to Other Algorithms
- Guidelines for Building a Decision Tree Model
- Building a Decision Tree Model (ACTIVITY)
Topic B: Build Random Forest Models
- Ensemble Learning
- Random Forest
- Out-of-Bag Error
- Random Forest Hyperparameters
- Feature Selection Benefits
- Guidelines for Building a Random Forest Model
- Building a Random Forest Model (ACTIVITY)
Module 9: Building Support-Vector Machines
Topic A: Build SVM Models for Classification- Support-Vector Machines (SVMs)
- SVMs for Linear Classification
- Hard-Margin Classification
- Soft-Margin Classification
- SVMs for Non-Linear Classification
- Kernel Trick
- Kernel Trick Example
- Kernel Methods
- Guidelines for Building an SVM Model
- Building an SVM Model (ACTIVITY)
Topic B: Build SVM Models for Regression
- SVMs for Regression
- Guidelines for Building SVM Models for Regression
- Building an SVM Model for Regression (ACTIVITY)
Module 10: Building Artificial Neural Networks
Topic A: Build Multi-Layer Perceptrons (MLP)- Artificial Neural Network (ANN)
- Perceptron
- Multi-Label Classification Perceptron
- Perceptron Training
- Perceptron Shortcomings
- Multi-Layer Perceptron (MLP)
- ANN Layers
- Backpropagation
- Activation Functions
- Guidelines for Building MLPs
- Building an MLP (ACTIVITY)
Topic B: Build Convolutional Neural Networks (CNN)
- Traditional ANN Shortcomings
- Convolutional Neural Network (CNN)
- CNN Filters
- CNN Filter Example
- Padding
- Stride
- Pooling Layer
- CNN Architecture
- Generative Adversarial Network (GAN)
- GAN Architecture
- Guidelines for Building CNNs
- Building a CNN (ACTIVITY)
Module 11: Promoting Data Privacy and Ethical Practices
Topic A: Protect Data Privacy- Protected Data
- Obligation to Protect PII
- Relevant Data Privacy Laws
- Privacy by Design
- Data Privacy Principles at Odds with Machine Learning
- Guidelines for Complying with Data Privacy Laws and Standards
- Complying with Applicable Laws and Standards
- Open Source Data Sharing and Privacy
- Data Anonymization
- Guidelines for Data Anonymization
- The Big Data Challenge
- Guidelines for Protecting Data Privacy
- Protecting Data Privacy (ACTIVITY)
Topic B: Promote Ethical Practices
- Preconceived Notions
- The Black Box Challenge
- Prejudice Bias
- Proxies for Larger Social Discriminations
- Ethics in NLP
- Guidelines for Promoting Ethical Practices
- Promoting Ethical Practices (ACTIVITY)
Topic C: Establish Data Privacy and Ethics Policies
- Privacy and Data Governance for AI and ML
- Intellectual Property
- Humanitarian Principles
- Guidelines for Establishing Policies Covering Data Privacy and Ethics
- Establishing Policies Covering Data Privacy and Ethics (ACTIVITY)