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Tutorials and followtorials for the course "Machine Learning: A Hands-On Approach" at University of Bayreuth by Christopher Kuenneth

Run the notebooks on Google Colab using the buttons in the notebooks or in VScode or Jupyter.

I am using PDM for managing the Python dependencies.

Lecture 1

  1. Find out how good you are at Python Click
  2. Deploy the 13-billion CodeLlama Instruct model on an Colab instance. Click

Lecture 2

  1. Python ABCs Click
  2. Python XYZs Click
  3. A first AutoML ML pipeline Click

Lecture 3

  1. Finish: A first AutoML ML pipeline Click
  2. Intro to data processing Click

Lecture 4

  1. AT HOME: Work with Pandas: balance data, plot, store Click
  2. Outlier detection with sklearn Click
  3. Compute fingerprints for text and materials Click

Lecture 5

  1. AT HOME: Operations 🤕 on multi-dimensional arrays (tensors) Click
  2. Step-by-step linear regression Click (moved to lecture 6)

Lecture 6

  1. Template for your own project Click
  2. Step-by-step linear regression Click
  3. HOMEWORK Click

Lecture 7

  1. Step-by-step linear regression Click
  2. My first NN Click
  3. HOMEWORK (play with and modify some parts of step-by-step linear regression) Click

Lecture 8

  1. AutoML with AutoGluon to predict the tendency to crystalize for polymer Click
  2. HOMEWORK: prepare for your project 🚀 Click
  3. Visualize neural networks Click

Hackathon 1

  1. Regression: template for training a property ML predictor from chemical structures Click
  2. Computer vision: template for training a property predictor from figures Click

Lecture 9

  1. Train your pytorch NN Click
  2. HOMEWORK: Read https://jalammar.github.io/illustrated-transformer !

Lecture 10

  1. Please read this great article on "A Visual Exploration of Gaussian Processes"
  2. Folloturial: BO for design of experiments Click

Lecture 11

  1. RAG with Wiki data for polymers Click
  2. Deploy a ML model with streamlit Click

Hackathon II

See README in folder.