Amazon Web Services Machine Learning Essential Training

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Free Online Course: Amazon Web Services Machine Learning Essential Training provided by LinkedIn Learning is a comprehensive online course, which lasts for 3-4 hours worth of material. The course is taught in English and is free of charge. Upon completion of the course, you can receive an e-certificate from LinkedIn Learning. Amazon Web Services Machine Learning Essential Training is taught by Lynn Langit.

Overview
  • Learn about patterns, services, processes, and best practices for designing and implementing machine learning using Amazon Web Services.

Syllabus
  • Introduction

    • Welcome
    • About using cloud services
    1. Machine Learning on AWS
    • AWS Machine Learning concepts
    • Business scenarios for machine learning
    • Which algorithm should I use?
    • AWS AI servers vs. platforms
    • AWS AI platforms vs. frameworks
    • A classifier in action: Amazon Macie
    2. Machine Learning API Services
    • Setup for AWS machine learning APIs
    • Predict using AWS Comprehend for NLP
    • Predict using AWS Polly text-to-speech
    • Predict using AWS Lex for chatbots
    • Predict using AWS Rekognition for images
    • Predict using AWS Rekognition for video
    • Predict using Transcribe and Translate
    3. Machine Learning Platforms
    • Understanding ML platforms
    • Understanding and using AWS Machine Learning
    • Understanding SageMaker
    • Create Jupyter notebooks with SageMaker
    • Get data with SageMaker notebook
    • Train model with SageMaker job
    • Deploy and host model with SageMaker model
    • Use model from SageMaker endpoint
    • Selecting algorithm for model training
    • Advanced use of SageMaker
    4. Machine Learning Virtual Servers
    • Understanding ML virtual servers
    • Understanding deep learning
    • Work with Gluon for MXNet in SageMaker
    • Work with MXNet in SageMaker
    • Databricks on AWS
    • Work with MXNet in Databricks
    • Set up the AWS Deep Learning AMIs
    • Work with the AWS Deep Learning AMI
    • Work with EMR for machine learning
    5. Machine Learning Architectures
    • AWS ML APIs for conversational apps
    • AWS ML service for IoT apps
    • Spark ML and Databricks AWS for real-time apps
    • VariantSpark and EMR for genomic research
    • Best practices for algorithms and architectures
    Conclusion
    • Next steps