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Launch
Machine learning model that can sort images
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What is machine learning?Lecture1.1
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How do machines learn?Lecture1.2
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[LAB] Building a model in Scratch3Lecture1.3
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[LAB] How to use (step by step)Lecture1.4
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Extension – refining and adapting modelLecture1.5
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Facial recognitionLecture1.6
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Launch 5 questionsQuiz1.1
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What next?Lecture1.7
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Natural Language Processing
Machine learning model that can recognise natural language commands
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Natural Language ProcessingLecture2.1
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ChatbotsLecture2.2
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[LAB] Build an anti-bullying AI prototypeLecture2.3
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Test and improve your modelLecture2.4
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Chatbot applicationsLecture2.5
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Natural Language Processing 1 questionQuiz2.1
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What next?Lecture2.6
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Recommendation Systems
Machine learning model that can recommend the reading age of a book based on data about the book
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Recommendation systemsLecture3.1
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Using a recommendation systemLecture3.2
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Building a recommendation systemLecture3.3
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Filter bubblesLecture3.4
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Deeper dive (extension)Lecture3.5
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Recommendation Systems 3 questionsQuiz3.1
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Decisions and Ethics
Presentation or report summarising key points
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Self driving carsLecture4.1
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Bias in Machine LearningLecture4.2
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Review of Machine LearningLecture4.3
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Extension – Dangers of Machine LearningLecture4.4
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Machine Learning Algorithms
In this session we will be looking at some of the algorithms that make machine learning possible.
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IntroductionLecture5.1
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Supervised and unsupervised learningLecture5.2
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Linear RegressionLecture5.3
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[LAB] Linear regressionLecture5.4
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Naive Bayes AlgorithmLecture5.5
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[LAB] Naive BayesLecture5.6
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Decision TreeLecture5.7
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[LAB] Decision TreeLecture5.8
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k-Means ClusteringLecture5.9
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[LAB] k-Means ClusteringLecture5.10
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Neural networksLecture5.11
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SummaryLecture5.12
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(Optional) Python and Orange
Data visualiastions using Orange Python code for importing data and running machine learning algorithms (decision trees and kNN)
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Machine learning toolsLecture6.1
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Hello worldLecture6.2
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Decision trees – iris datasetLecture6.3
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Chatbot applications
Endurance – companion for dementia sufferers
Many people suffering with dementia retain much of their conversational abilities as their illness progresses. However, the shame and frustration that many dementia sufferers experience often make routine, everyday talks with even close family members challenging. The purpose of this chatbot is to be a virtual companion and speak with senior people on general topics such as the weather and news. It can also monitor any deterioration in the person’s condition.
This open source project is still in its earlier stages, but has great potential to help scientists better understand how Alzheimer’s disease affects the brain.
Insomnobot
If you suffer from insomnia, the idea that everyone else in the world is resting peacefully is among the worst parts of not being able to sleep.
Insomnobot is a conversational agent that aims to give insomniacs someone to talk to while the rest of the world is asleep.
Zoe (Zone of Open Education)
Zoe is a chatbot that talks to you about Physics revision. This was the winning app in the Polish Apps for Good Awards. It helps you to revise faster and in a more effective way for exams, but also acts as your friend.
Zoe aims to change the way students think about school notes. So far she has been fed with all the physics notes the team had collected over the past year. The team also showed how Zoe as a chatbot is a much faster user interface for finding information than using an internet browser.