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Fall 2010

G22.2565-001: Machine Learning and Pattern Recognition. Graduate course.

Spring 2010

V22.0480-001: Introduction to Robotics. A hands-on undergraduate course on robotics and embedded systems.

Fall 2009

Machine Learning and Pattern Recognition. Graduate course

Spring 2009

V22.0480-001: Introduction to Robotics. A hands-on undergraduate course on robotics and embedded systems. Topics include sensors and actuators, microcontroler programming, basic introduction to control, forward and inverse kinematics, vision and image processing, and pattern recognition.

Fall 2008

G22.2565-001: Machine Learning and Pattern Recognition. A Graduate course that introduces most major machine learning and pattern recognition methods: from Linear Classifiers to neural nets. From Boosting to Support Vector Machines. From Hidden Markov Models to graph transformer networks to Graphical Models. From Vector Quantization to Unsupervised Learning. Model selection and ensemble methods methods from Bayesian regularization to bagging to pruning to structural risk minimization.

Fall 2007

G22.2565-001: Machine Learning and Pattern Recognition. (updated version of the Fall 2006 course). A Graduate course that introduces most major machine learning and pattern recognition methods: from Linear Classifiers to neural nets. From Boosting to Support Vector Machines. From Hidden Markov Models to graph transformer networks to Graphical Models. From Vector Quantization to Unsupervised Learning. Model selection and ensemble methods methods from Bayesian regularization to bagging to pruning to structural risk minimization.

G22.3033-003: Mobile Robotics. A seminar/workshop course on mobile robotics.

Spring 2007

V22.0480-002: Introduction to Machine Learning and Pattern Recognition. An undergraduate Senior/Junior-level introduction to Machine Learning and Pattern Recognition. The course introduces most major machine learning and pattern recognition methods: from Linear Classifiers to neural nets. From Boosting to Support Vector Machines. From Hidden Markov Models to graph transformer networks to Graphical Models. From Vector Quantization to Unsupervised Learning. Model selection and ensemble methods methods from Bayesian regularization to bagging to pruning to structural risk minimization.

Fall 2006

G22.2565-001: Machine Learning and Pattern Recognition. (updated version of the Fall 2005 course). A Graduate course that introduces most major machine learning and pattern recognition methods: from Linear Classifiers to neural nets. From Boosting to Support Vector Machines. From Hidden Markov Models to graph transformer networks to Graphical Models. From Vector Quantization to Unsupervised Learning. Model selection and ensemble methods methods from Bayesian regularization to bagging to pruning to structural risk minimization.

G22.3033-007: Mobile Robotics. A PhD-level seminar/workshop course on mobile robotics.

Spring 2006

G22.3033-013: Advanced Machine Learning Seminar. A seminar-style course on advanced topics in Machine Learning.

Fall 2005

G22.2565-001: Machine Learning and Pattern Recognition. (updated version of the Fall 2004 course). A Graduate course that introduces most major machine learning and pattern recognition methods: from Linear Classifiers to neural nets. From Boosting to Support Vector Machines. From Hidden Markov Models to graph transformer networks to Graphical Models. From Vector Quantization to Unsupervised Learning. Model selection and ensemble methods methods from Bayesian regularization to bagging to pruning to structural risk minimization.

Spring 2005

V22.0480-006: Introduction to Machine Learning and Pattern Recognition. An undergraduate Senior/Junior-level introduction to Machine Learning and Pattern Recognition. The course introduces most major machine learning and pattern recognition methods: from Linear Classifiers to neural nets. From Boosting to Support Vector Machines. From Hidden Markov Models to graph transformer networks to Graphical Models. From Vector Quantization to Unsupervised Learning. Model selection and ensemble methods methods from Bayesian regularization to bagging to pruning to structural risk minimization.

Fall 2004

G22.3033-002: Machine Learning and Pattern Recognition (updated version of the Spring 2004 course). A Graduate course that introduces most major machine learning and pattern recognition methods: from Linear Classifiers to neural nets. From Boosting to Support Vector Machines. From Hidden Markov Models to graph transformer networks to Graphical Models. From Vector Quantization to Unsupervised Learning. Model selection and ensemble methods methods from Bayesian regularization to bagging to pruning to structural risk minimization.

Spring 2004

G22.3033-014: Machine Learning and Pattern Recognition. A Graduate course that introduces most major machine learning and pattern recognition methods: from Linear Classifiers to neural nets. From Boosting to Support Vector Machines. From Hidden Markov Models to graph transformer networks to Graphical Models. From Vector Quantization to Unsupervised Learning. Model selection and ensemble methods methods from Bayesian regularization to bagging to pruning to structural risk minimization.

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