Understand AI and Machine Learning With This $40 Training Bundle
You don’t have to look far. Every day, there’s another news story about the impact of artificial intelligence and machine learning on our daily lives.
Like how AI researchers are using something as mundane as insurance claim data to more accurately diagnose cases of amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS) well before conventional methods.
Computer thinking is opening up a brave new world for those with the skills to implement that magic, a skill you can develop with The Essential AI and Machine Learning Certification Training Bundle, now $39.99 (over 90 percent off).
The four-course package unfurls basic machine learning concepts in the Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning Foundation Course. Students will not only understand big ideas like convolutional and neural networks and other Deep Architectures, but they’ll get started using that technology through practice modules and real-time projects.
The Computer Vision Training Course explains how machines can mine usable information from digital images and video; while the Natural Language Processing Training Course digs into ways artificial intelligence can interpret and understand human language in everything from emails to advertisements to websites.
There’s also the Data Visualization with Python and Matplotlib Training Course, which reveals methods for displaying data visually for a deeper understanding of what that data actually means.
Valued at $656, each of those courses actually cost less than $10 each while this deal lasts.
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