Course Outline

Introduction to Neural Networks for Government

Introduction to Applied Machine Learning for Government

  • Statistical learning versus machine learning
  • Iteration and evaluation processes
  • Bias-Variance trade-off in model selection

Machine Learning with Python for Government

  • Choice of libraries for government applications
  • Add-on tools to enhance functionality

Machine Learning Concepts and Applications for Government

Regression Techniques for Government

  • Linear regression models
  • Generalizations and nonlinearity in regression
  • Use cases for government operations

Classification Methods for Government

  • Brief review of Bayesian principles
  • Naive Bayes classification
  • Logistic regression models
  • K-Nearest neighbors algorithm
  • Use cases in government sectors

Cross-validation and Resampling for Government

  • Cross-validation approaches for model validation
  • Bootstrap methods for robust estimation
  • Use cases in public sector data analysis

Unsupervised Learning Techniques for Government

  • K-means clustering algorithms
  • Examples of unsupervised learning in government
  • Challenges and advanced techniques beyond K-means

Short Introduction to NLP Methods for Government

  • Word and sentence tokenization for text processing
  • Text classification for document management
  • Sentiment analysis for public opinion monitoring
  • Spelling correction in government communications
  • Information extraction from unstructured data
  • Parsing techniques for natural language understanding
  • Meaning extraction for policy analysis
  • Question answering systems for citizen services

Artificial Intelligence & Deep Learning for Government

Technical Overview for Government

  • R versus Python in government applications
  • Caffe versus TensorFlow for deep learning
  • Various machine learning libraries suitable for government use

Industry Case Studies for Government

Requirements

  1. Should possess foundational knowledge of business operations and technical skills.
  2. Must demonstrate a basic understanding of software and systems.
  3. Should have a fundamental grasp of statistics, equivalent to the level covered in Excel.
These requirements are essential for government professionals seeking to enhance their capabilities in alignment with public sector workflows, governance, and accountability.
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