Course Outline

Introduction

  • Defining Predictive Artificial Intelligence (AI) for government operations
  • Historical context and evolution of predictive analytics in the public sector
  • Basic principles of machine learning and data mining for government applications

Data Collection and Preprocessing

  • Gathering relevant data for government initiatives
  • Cleaning and preparing data for analysis in public sector projects
  • Understanding data types and sources used in government datasets

Exploratory Data Analysis (EDA)

  • Visualizing data to gain insights for government decision-making
  • Descriptive statistics and data summarization techniques for public sector use
  • Identifying patterns and relationships in government data

Statistical Modeling

  • Basics of statistical inference for government applications
  • Regression analysis to support public sector predictions
  • Classification models for government data categorization

Machine Learning Algorithms for Prediction

  • Overview of supervised learning algorithms for government use
  • Decision trees and random forests in public sector predictive modeling
  • Neural networks and deep learning basics for government applications

Model Evaluation and Selection

  • Understanding model accuracy and performance metrics for government projects
  • Cross-validation techniques to ensure robust models in the public sector
  • Addressing overfitting and model tuning in government predictive analytics

Practical Applications of Predictive AI

  • Case studies across various industries, with a focus on government applications
  • Ethical considerations in predictive modeling for government operations
  • Limitations and challenges of Predictive AI in the public sector

Hands-On Project

  • Working with a dataset to create a predictive model for government use
  • Applying the model to make predictions relevant to government operations
  • Evaluating and interpreting the results for government decision-making

Summary and Next Steps

Requirements

  • An understanding of basic statistics for government use.
  • Experience with any programming language.
  • Familiarity with data handling and spreadsheets.
  • No prior experience in AI or data science required.

Audience

  • IT professionals for government agencies.
  • Data analysts for government departments.
  • Technical staff for government operations.
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