Foundational courses
The foundational courses cover machine learning fundamentals and core concepts.
We recommend taking them in the order below.
Advanced courses
The advanced courses teach tools and techniques for solving a variety of machine learning problems.
The courses are structured independently. Take them based on interest or problem domain.
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Decision forests are an alternative to neural networks.
Recommendation systems generate personalized suggestions.
Clustering is a key unsupervised machine learning strategy to associate related items.
GANs create new data instances that resemble your training data.
Become a better machine learning engineer by following these machine learning best practices used at Google.
This guide assists UXers, PMs, and developers in collaboratively working through AI design topics and questions.
This comprehensive guide provides a walkthrough to solving text classification problems using machine learning.
This guide describes the tricks that an expert data analyst uses to evaluate huge data sets in machine learning problems.
This guide explains a scientific way to optimize the training of deep learning models.
This guide presents common mistakes that ML practitioners might encounter when working with data and statistics.
This beginner guide gives an overview of how to build fairness, accountability, safety, and privacy into AI systems.
Walk through an example adversarial testing workflow.
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ML fundamental terms and definitions.
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Decision forest key terms and definitions.
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Clustering key terms and definitions.
Full glossary containing all definitions.
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