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EN.540.405

Modern Data Analysis and Machine Learning for ChemBEs

Johns Hopkins University 3 credits Chemical & Biomolecular Engineering

Course Description

This class will provide an introduction for chemical and biomolecular engineering students to modern methods of measuring and testing hypotheses using experimental or computational data. The course will cover methods of regression and data analysis such as linear and nonlinear regression, Bayesian analysis and principal or independent component analysis. The course will introduce concepts of machine learning including linear and nonlinear separation, neural networks, Gaussian processes and will provide exposure to deep learning concepts. The course will focus generally on image data and will consider topics of image processing, feature extraction and will cover for general data dimensionality reduction. Familiarity with computer programming (ideally Python), statistics and linear algebra are prerequisites. Prerequisite(s): Students who have taken, or are currently enrolled in EN.540.605, are not eligible to take EN.540.405.

Code
EN.540.405
Credits
3
Subject
Chemical & Biomolecular Engineering

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