Statistics for Machine Learning
Overview
Overview
In this free session with Thomas Nield, you’ll gain a clear understanding of how statistics forms the backbone of machine learning and where the two disciplines overlap and diverge. Designed as a foundation-building session, it will help you connect the dots before diving deeper into more practical, advanced applications in our upcoming paid event.
Topics we’ll cover:
- Statistics and ML - same yet different
- Linear regression, logistic regression, and neural networks
- Verifying models - two schools of thought
Key learnings:
- Understand how statistics and machine learning both share and diverge in their approaches
- Explore the relationship between linear regression, logistic regression, and neural networks
- Learn how statistics plays a critical role in verifying models
End goal:
By the end of the session, you’ll have a solid awareness of how statistics and machine learning share tools but approach problems differently, giving you the foundation needed to advance into more actionable and high-impact applications.
Who should attend:
Budding data science professionals, data analysts, data engineers, and software engineers who want to strengthen their statistical intuition for machine learning.
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- 1 hour
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Location
Online event
Statistics and ML - Same Yet Different
Setting the stage: why statistics still matters in machine learning and understanding where the two disciplines overlap and where they diverge.
From Regression to Neural Networks
Exploring linear regression, logistic regression, and their connection to modern neural networks.
Verifying Models - Two Schools of Thought
How different approaches to validation shape the reliability of ML models.
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