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Class Schedule

I will try to keep this updated as to the notes/slides we cover for each day:

Date Slides
Aug. 26 We went over the syllabus and gave a high level overview of what the course will entail. Additionally, we defined some common terms/concepts that will be used throughout the course.
Aug. 28 We discussed missing data and imputation. We talked about some unsupervised imputation schemes and start to explore R Markdown via a simulation involving missing data and imputation
Sep. 02 We covered aspects of the multivariate normal distribution.
Sep. 04 We began talking about graphical models. We discussed covariance and correlation graphs as well as inference using the Wishart distribution.
Sep. 09 We discussed partial correlation graphical models and inference using the bootstrap. We then introduced PCA.
Sep. 11 We talked about two related methods of generalizing PCA: MDS and KPCA. MDS operates on the pairwise dissimilarities which KPCA nonlinearizes PCA by inserting a general kernel in for the Euclidean inner product.
Sep. 16 We began looking at clustering by covering K-means clustering and beginning to talk about Hierarchical clustering
Sep. 18 Finished talking about Hierarchical clustering and briefly discussed density-based (i.e. soft) clustering
Sep. 23 We began discussing supervised learning, defining risk, loss, and Bayes' rules
Sep. 25 We discuss various estimators of the Risk
Sep. 30 Stepwise selection procedures: global and local solutions to a non-convex optimization problem
Oct. 02 Ridge regression
Oct. 07 Lasso regression
Oct. 09 In class exercise on coordinate descent for regression and the lasso. Introduce elastic net and refitted lasso
Oct. 14 Midterm Review
Oct. 16 Relaxed lasso and in class exercise on batch gradient descent [Midterm from 6:00 pm to 8:00 pm in BLOC 149]
Oct. 21 Defining risk for classification and logistic regression
Oct. 23 Linear classifiers and the logistic elastic net
Oct. 28 Evaluating classifiers
Oct. 30 Nonparametric methods
Nov. 04 Decision Trees
Nov. 06 Bagging and random forest
Nov. 11
Nov. 13
Nov. 18
Nov. 20
Nov. 25
Nov. 27 Thanksgiving, no class
Dec. 02 Friday schedule, no class
Dec. 04 Review for Final
Dec. 09 Final, 3:30 to 5:30 pm

Note The final is determined by the university and cannot be changed (https://registrar.tamu.edu/Courses,-Registration,-Scheduling/Final-Examination-Schedules#5-December11(Wednesday))

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