[PL 0302] Python for Data Manipulation - NumPy Masterclass

[Python for AI] Third lecture in the series. Learn how to debug Python code.

Build a solid theoretical foundation of images essential before learning deep learning-based computer vision. Understand the essence of image data, such as pixels, resolution, and color representation, and cultivate practical programming skills to read, transform, and preprocess images using Python.

This is the first lecture in linear algebra, and it is a lecture that geometrically understands vectors and vector operations.

This is a lecture that condenses the mathematics curriculum taught in middle and high school. You will learn the necessary mathematical knowledge and techniques through extensive practice for each item.

We will summarize the theoretical concepts of MNIST, the most fundamental dataset in computer vision, and learn how to implement it using Torchvision's API as well as how to implement a custom dataset class directly.

This course provides a complete theoretical overview of the operations of convolutional and pooling layers, which are the core modules of Convolutional Neural Networks, and helps you develop implementation skills by building them yourself.

This lecture focuses on convolution, the most important operation in computer vision using deep learning.

This is a lecture that provides a brief introduction to the field of computer vision.

Learn virtual environment concepts and setup methods.

This is a lecture on implementing practical code using PyTorch features based on the code directly implemented in Gradient-based Linear Regression (1). Additionally, it's a lecture where you'll theoretically learn about the necessity of data preprocessing, its theory, and its impact on learning, and implement it with practical code.

This is a lecture for perfectly understanding the process of training the simplest form of deep learning model using gradient descent.

This is a course that intensively covers gradient descent, the most fundamental learning algorithm in deep learning.

This is a course where you learn the basic calculus and PyTorch's Autograd functionality needed to get started with deep learning.

This is a lecture on data visualization using the Matplotlib library.

This is the fifth lecture in the [인공지능을 위한 파이썬] series. It is a course that provides practical exercises used in Machine Learning and Deep Learning, along with Python grammar.

[Python for AI] This is the fourth lecture in the series. It is a lecture that covers Python grammar along with practical exercises used in machine learning and deep learning.

This is the second lecture in the [Python for AI] series. It's a lecture that provides practical exercises used in machine learning and deep learning, alongside Python grammar.

This is a course that offers extensive practice in Python's basic syntax. This is a course that provides practical exercises used in Machine Learning and Deep Learning, along with Python's syntax.

Limits of functions, derivatives, differentiation rules, derivative formulas, applications of differentiation

This course teaches you how to use LaTeX to write formulas.

This is a lecture on data visualization using the Matplotlib library.

How to Read the World with Data: Explore Your Own Data Science! Dive deep and practically into the tools and techniques that form the core of modern data science. In particular, you will learn how to analyze data and implement algorithms using Anaconda, Numpy, Pandas, and Scikit-learn, essential components of data science.

If you ask an AI to "build a model with this data," the first few lines might look plausible, but as soon as things get slightly complex, it starts using the wrong columns, introduces data leakage, and results in a model that performs worse despite a higher score. This course does not teach you better prompts. Instead, it covers how to directly design a loop (harness) where an agent understands data, plans, writes code, validates its own results, and backtracks when wrong. After manually walking through the five-piece loop of DS-STAR, you will assemble components one by one, from data profile cards, hooks, and skill hierarchies to independent validators and ablation.

A course to understand and practice machine learning for efficiently conducting complex analysis and predictions! Even machine learning, which may seem difficult and complex, can be easy and fun to master with Masocampus's <Python Machine Learning>.

The Intermediate Python course is designed to deepen your understanding of Python by covering advanced topics such as functional programming, metaprogramming, exception handling, and object-oriented programming.

With the advancement of generative AI, many companies are pursuing AX (AI Transformation). However, in the actual field, there are not many educational programs that systematically teach what to do and how to do it compared to the demand that "AX must be done." While most AI education focuses on how to use generative AI or write prompts, this course focuses on the "AX Strategy Planning Methodology" for transforming corporate tasks and services into AI-based ones. This course is based on the practical experience of a 25-year expert who has performed DX/AX consulting and training for large corporations, the financial sector, public institutions, and various companies in the actual IT field. It allows you to learn from a practical perspective not just how to use AI well, but which tasks should undergo AX, to what extent AI should make decisions, how to control risks, and how to design and verify AX projects. Furthermore, it systematically covers core content necessary for actual AX implementation, from understanding the essence of AX to AI thinking systems, AX design methodology, Human-AI role separation, Guardrail design, and KPI and verification structures. In particular, it goes beyond simple theoretical education. Based on real corporate cases such as insurance underwriting, customer consultation, manufacturing quality, internal work support, marketing recommendations, development productivity, and management decision-making, it provides guide templates and sample materials for AX problem definitions, AX hypothesis definitions, AX performance designs, AX service structure diagrams, Guardrail designs, and AX verification plans. This ensures that after taking the course, you can secure the practical capabilities to easily plan and promote actual AX tasks. The biggest differentiator of this lecture is that it teaches how to plan and design AX from the perspective of someone who actually performs AX projects. Specifically, by providing AX strategy planning output templates and seven industry-specific AX cases that can be used in the field, it is designed so that students can refer to cases most similar to their own work and apply them immediately by modifying them to fit their environment. In short, this is not a course to create AI users, but a process to create AX strategy planners who can design and execute a company's AX.

AI that thinks and adapts? Now you can build it yourself. Master the core of reinforcement learning with intuitive explanations and code, not complex theories, and grow into a 'practical developer' through finance and industry projects.

You can learn the skills and know-how needed to improve work efficiency by utilizing Open API and Python.

🚀 Practical AI Anomaly Detection with Databricks! 💡 Stop using expensive and slow models! From large-scale data optimization to real-time deployment, complete an anomaly detection AI that can be used immediately in corporate practice.

Revolutionize your stock investing with AI! In this course, you will directly build a functional AI automated trading system targeting the top 25 Nasdaq stocks. We provide a special opportunity to gain experience and know-how through mock trading using the Korea Investment & Securities API, and then transition to AI automated trading with a real account. Even stock market beginners will have no problem. We explain basic stock concepts and the reasons why you should invest in US stocks in an easy-to-understand way, while providing all source codes and even remote support. From now on, investing is essential for the next 60 years of our lives. Create your own AI investment partner to join you on this journey!

🧩 Rather than focusing on complex formulas or theory-centric explanations, the goal is to learn the core concepts of recommendation systems by directly implementing programs. 🛠️ Through a total of 12 diverse and practical examples, we have progressively designed recommendation systems that can be utilized in real-world environments, including content-based recommendation, collaborative filtering, and deep learning recommendation.

I want to create an algorithm trading bot that makes unlimited money and run it automatically. Where should I start?

This is a basic Python Excel programming course learned through an xlsxwriter tutorial. You can analyze data and automate tasks using Python and Excel.

Now display Python results as web pages! You can create your own web page using only Python. This is an opportunity to create an Interactive Dashboard that allows you to check results created with Python, such as data analysis and machine learning, on a web page!

In this class, you will learn techniques for retrieving (crawling) and processing data from various operating sites using Python, and apply them directly to various examples that you may encounter in the field. Through this, you will learn techniques that focus on solving practical problems based on an understanding of the basic principles of how the web works, rather than one-dimensional task automation by copying and pasting given codes, and accordingly, you will be able to collect and process data from any site in the future. You will also learn how to resolve various exceptions that occur in this process with code, and ultimately, you will be able to solve and automate various problems that occur in daily life with programming thinking.

In Part 3 of Creating a Python Trading Room for Quant Investment, you will learn about portfolio theory and concepts necessary for real investment, as well as how to implement them with code. In Parts 1 & 2, you mainly learned about code implementation methods for analyzing financial data, and in Part 3, you will learn about 'portfolios', which are an important part of quantitative investment. With the question of why you should create a portfolio, you will learn portfolio theory, implement it in Python, and practice the code necessary for real portfolio investment. I hope this lecture will be helpful for your own portfolio investment.

Learn a systematic approach to S&P 500 pair trading with Python. Lay the foundation for an investment strategy that excludes emotions through professional data analysis.

This lecture is designed for job seekers preparing for Evaluation and Analysis roles in Samsung Electronics' DS Division (Memory, S.LSI, Foundry, TSP, AVP) and PE, AE, and Solution PE roles at SK hynix, who are struggling with the differences between business units and job functions. You will learn how to categorize job titles by company based on the actual workflow of Product Evaluation roles and how to translate your major-related experiences into professional terminology suitable for resumes and interviews. We will help you establish an application strategy by connecting experiences in Analog circuit design, Verilog/FPGA, process experiments, and data analysis with key industry terms such as Yield, Wafer Map, Shmoo Plot, and Failure Analysis.

Have you been getting stuck on linear algebra formulas every time you try to study AI? Instead of memorizing formulas, this lecture shows you visually how vectors and matrices actually move in space. By the end of the course, you will be able to interpret the mathematics behind neural networks, PCA, and SVD on your own.

"Smart Factory—it sounds cool, but can't quite picture it in your head?" The news talks about the 4th Industrial Revolution and AI factories every day, but when you actually look for information, it's full of "alien languages" like PLC, MES, ERP, and Edge Computing. What non-majors need isn't a complex circuit diagram, but a 'map' that shows how the whole system works. This course strips away difficult engineering jargon and explains everything about smart factories through intuitive illustrations and analogies that anyone can understand.