The students
Advanced Computerlab Data Science
In the Advanced Computerlab Data Science, current machine learning models are implemented, trained, applied and interpreted in order to work on practical questions on the basis of extensive structured or unstructured data sets. Fundamentals and techniques imparted on a theoretical level (e.g. models and their evaluation, optimization algorithms, interpretation techniques) are applied and expanded in practice by means of functions provided in various frameworks (e.g. TensorFlow, Keras, Matplotlib). The independent implementation of machine learning models in Python forms a further focus in addition to the use of specialized frameworks.
Advanced Computerlab Statistical Learning
The focus of the Advanced Computerlab Statistical Learning is on well-known machine learning methods. These are mainly considered from the perspective of mathematical statistics. For presented structured and unstructured data, students are taught how to find suitable solutions, how to implement them, e.g. in the statistical software R, and how to interpret the results. Advantages and disadvantages of the methods used as well as the underlying model assumptions are discussed from a probabilistic or statistical point of view. Students have the opportunity to apply their knowledge of probability theory and mathematical statistics acquired in previous courses. One focus of the course is the independent implementation of machine learning models using frameworks such as TensorFlow, mlr3, Keras, among others.
Code | 1294001 + 1294002 |
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Degree programme(s) | Mathematics in Finance and Industry, Data Science, Mathematics |
Lecturer(s) and contact persons | Prof. Dr. Timo de Wolff, Prof. Dr. Jens-Peter Kreiß |
Type of course | Lecture and exercise course |
Semester | Winter semester |
Language of instruction | English |
Level of study | Master |
ECTS credits |