Machine Learning With R | Machine Learning Full Course | Machine Learning Tutorial | Simplilearn

In this video on Machine Learning with R, you will understand machine learning, applications of machine learning, and learn R programming. In this machine learning full course, you will also understand machine learning algorithms, such as linear regression, logistic regression, decision tree, and random forest to name a few.

The topics covered in this Machine Learning Tutorial video are:
00:00:00 Introduction
00:00:57 Machine Learning Basics
00:31:50 Machine Learning Applications
00:13:41 R programming
05:51:08 Linear Regression in R
06:20:14 Logistic Regression in R
06:38:20 Decision Tree in R
07:22:28 Random Forest in R
07:47:36 Support Vector Machine in R
08:24:41 Hierarchical Clustering in R
08:48:33 Time Series Analysis in R

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Machine learning is a core sub-area of artificial intelligence; it enables computers to get into a mode of self-learning without being explicitly programmed. When exposed to new data, these computer programs are enabled to learn, grow, change, and develop by themselves. So, put simply, the iterative aspect of machine learning is the ability to adapt to new data independently. This is possible as programs learn from previous computations and use “pattern recognition” to produce reliable results.

R is a widely popular programming language in the field of machine learning. R is an open-source programming language used for statistical computing. It is one of the most popular programming languages today. R was inspired by S+, which is similar to the S programming language. R has various data structures and operators. It can be integrated with other programming languages like C, C++, Java, and Python.

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[VistaGlobe]

At 6:37:34, you predict res<- for predicted test data, then override by predicting train data. You're supposed to predict the test data, not train.
Please let people know of that mistake, it could really be detrimental for a research.

[mershawubie]

Wow! Amazing video. I have seen a lot of you tube videos, but this is short, clear and precise and very organized video.
Thank you amazing presentation.

[adityasharma]

I have stopped learning from youtube I don't know but I feel there is vry less information about resources from which you can self learn. this courses are quite straight forward and boring for a beginner person.
in short I mean instead of single video of full course I prefer the course to be divided in many of such videos - that is my way of doing it, otherwise I have given up a lot of times on this single full course videos.
Hope this might be useful for someone like me

[ruolandeng]

Hi, this is a really good video! I have a question about the demo of hierarchical clustering: In the script, I cannot find where sales has been included in clustering dendrogram? How does the euclidean distance calculated? What does X-axis and Y-axis represent? Why at the first beginning, plot RoR-sales and plot Fuel_Cost-sales were run? I am looking forward to your answer.

[ruolandeng]

Hi, I have another question regarding the inference drawn from time series analysis: For the subset filtered one month data, the expert divided it into several weeks and concluded that the consumption is higher on weekdays than weekends. How can we be sure that the first day of that month is Monday? What if it starts with let's say, Wednesday?

[mershawubie]

Yes it is very helpful tutorial. I would be appreciated if I get the dataset which makes every more clear. How can I get the datasets?

[chetanjain]

Great Video. Could you please share code used here as well?

[aMan-ypzm]

I cannot access the auction data used for the early exampes - where do I get this? Thank you, enjoying the video.

[rajeshshigdel]

how can we get the data and syntax that used in the tutorial

[alessandrorosati]

What is mtry in random forest function?

[jeremiahkatumo]

Please help me with the datasets used in Introduction to machine learning with R course in Simplilearn website. I'm stranded without the datasets.

[drm]

I cannot install FSelector package, I guess RWeka and rJava problem, how to solve that?
Thanx

[vaibhavmakkar]

Please provide the datasets used in this video..

[arnavjain]

Please provide the data sets to mail id/ video description

[ebobotchway]

This video is really amazing😊. Please, can I get all the datasets so I can practice while learning?

[michellekim]

Can you provide the code/ syntax? Data is provided in the comment detail but codes are not. I commented about this but was deleted for some reason.

[greeshmacct]

Where is dataset file? From where we can download the data file?

[peternguyen]

Where can I get the datasets from you guys? Can you provide me your email so I Can request the data sets used in the video?