Data Analytics and Machine Learning with MATLAB

Machine learning is an integral part of data analytics, which deals with developing data-driven insights for better designs and decisions. In many data analytics applications, machine learning models are either deployed to the web or databases or integrated into enterprise systems for on-demand analytics. MATLAB® can help you rapidly develop, evaluate, iterate, and choose the best predictive analytics algorithm. It can easily integrate with your software, hardware, and operational processes. This session uncovers methods to:

  • Handle structured and unstructured data
  • Extract and preprocess text, signal, and image data
  • Statistically uncover hidden patterns in data
  • Discuss scaling machine learning algorithms

Recorded: 4 Jul 2016

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