Advanced Data Mining projects with R: Discover the versatility of R for data mining

Pradeepta Mishra

$137.99

Video Feb 2017 1hr 24mins 1st Edition

Pradeepta Mishra

$137.99

Video Feb 2017 1hr 24mins 1st Edition

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Key benefits

Implement complex data mining techniques in R to build your own recommendation engine
Apply dimensionality reduction and neural network techniques in real-world projects
Practical projects on real-world use-cases presented in a very easy to understand manner

Description

Advanced Data Mining Projects with R takes you one step ahead in understanding the most complex data mining algorithms and implementing them in the popular R language. Follow up to our course Data Mining Projects in R, this course will teach you how to build your own recommendation engine. You will also implement dimensionality reduction and use it to build a real-world project. Going ahead, you will be introduced to the concept of neural networks and learn how to apply them for predictions, classifications, and forecasting. Finally, you will implement ggplot2, plotly and aspects of geomapping to create your own data visualization projects.By the end of this course, you will be well-versed with all the advanced data mining techniques and how to implement them using R, in any real-world scenario.

Who is this book for?

Data analysts and data scientists with some knowledge of R, who need a helping hand in developing complex data mining projects are the ideal audience for this video course. They should have prior knowledge of basic statistics and some experience with the basic data mining techniques and algorithms.

What you will learn

Create predictive models in order to build a recommendation engine
Implement various dimension reduction techniques to handle large datasets
Acquire knowledge about the neural network concept drawn from computer science and its applications in data mining

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