Course Description
This course is dedicated to Machine learning in the context of signals and time series. First, we will study effect of resampling, linear filtering, Fourier transform etc. Then we will explore convolutional neural networks and deep learning for tasks of signal recognition.
We will also consider time series prediction, nonlinear system identification and control as well as recurrent neural networks solving these tasks. We will propose also a case study of disaggregation problem in household power supply networks .
Course topics
Signal processing, time series analysis, prediction, system identification, recurrent and temporal neural networks.
Course tools
Python, Theano, Keras, Tensor flow, Matlab/Octave
Prerequisits
Basics of linear algebra
Lecturer
Dr. Dimitri Nowicki
Computational neuroscientist–expert in AI and Neural Networks
Affiliation: Institute of Cybernetics of NASU, Ukraine/ Univ of Massachusetts CS dept.
Computational neuroscientist–expert in AI and Neural Networks – PhD (Université de Toulouse, 2004), MSc in applied mathematics, Moscow Institute of Physics and Technology (2000). Worked in France (Toulouse, Grenoble), USA (Univ. of Massachusetts, Harvard University). Associate Research Professor at the Institute of Cybernetics of NASU
Fields of interests: computational neuroscience, bioinformatics, recurrent networks and associative memory, optimization etc
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