MathWorks-Teaching-Resources/Machine-Learning-for-Regression
Interactive courseware module that introduces typical workflow, setup, and considerations involved in solving regression problems with machine learning.
This module provides an interactive learning experience to understand how machine learning can be used to predict continuous outcomes. You'll learn how to take raw data, prepare it for analysis, build different predictive models, and evaluate their performance. This is for students, educators, or professionals who need to grasp the fundamentals of regression in machine learning.
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Use this if you are new to machine learning and want a guided, hands-on introduction to regression models, especially for forecasting or predicting numerical values.
Not ideal if you are already an expert in machine learning regression techniques and are looking for advanced research topics or highly specialized algorithms.
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