Course information
- Description:
Statistical learning or machine learning methodology explores various ways of estimating functional dependencies between a response variable and possibly a large set of explanatory variables (features), when one is trying to find and understand an unknown, regular component within the realm of noisy complex data. Modern regression and pattern recognition analyses fall in this framework. This course will provide an overview of supervised learning and discussions of statistical learning algorithms such as Discriminant Analysis, Classification Tree, Support Vector Machines, and Boosting and illustrate practical uses of the algorithms.
- Lecture: MW 3:30-4:48PM in Hayes Hall (HA) 220.
- Text:
The Elements of Statistical Learning - Data Mining, Inference and Prediction, by Hastie, T., Tibshirani, R., and Friedman, J. (2001).
- Instructor:
Yoonkyung Lee
Office: 440B Cockins Hall
Phone: 292-9495
Office Hours: T 1:30-2:18PM and R 2:30-3:18PM or by appointment
Email: yklee at stat domain [when e-mailing, replace 'at stat domain' by @stat.osu.edu] - Grader:
Youlan Rao
Office: 304G Cockins Hall
Office Hours: by appointment
Email: rao at stat domain
