GNEST305 Introduction to Artificial Intelligence and Data Science KTU BTech S3 2024 Scheme - Dr Binu V P

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Course Details and Syllabus GNEST305

For the Implementation learn Python and R

    Python for Machine Learning
    R For Statistics/Data Science

Module-1 Introduction to AI and Machine Learning

Basics of Machine Learning
Types of Machine Learning



Module-2 Mathematical Foundations of AI and Data Science


Module-3 Applied Probability and Statistics for AI and Data Science

Basics of Probability
Random Variables and Distribution Functions
Statistical Summaries
Frequency Distributions
Baye's Theorem
Bi-variate Distribution - Correlation
Statistical Estimation - MLE

Module-4  Basics of Data Science

Introduction and Benefits of Data Science
Statistics in Data Science
Machine Learning in Data Science


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