This course is all about A/B testing.
A/B testing is used everywhere. Marketing, retail, newsfeeds, online advertising, and more.
A/B testing is all about comparing things.
If you re a data scientist, and you want to tell the rest of the company, logo A is better than logo B , well you can t just say that without proving it using numbers and statistics.
Traditional A/B testing has been around for a long time, and it s full of approximations and confusing definitions.
In this course, while we will do traditional A/B testing in order to appreciate its complexity, what we will eventually get to is the Bayesian machine learning way of doing things.
First, we ll see if we can improve on traditional A/B testing with adaptive methods. These all help you solve the explore–exploit dilemma.
You ll learn about the epsilon–greedy algorithm, which you may have heard about in the context of reinforcement learning.
We ll improve upon the epsilon–greedy algorithm with a similar algorithm called UCB1.
Finally, we ll improve on both of those by using a fully Bayesian approach.
Why is the Bayesian method interesting to us in machine learning?
It s an entirely different way of thinking about probability.
It s a paradigm shift.
You ll probably need to come back to this course several times before it fully sinks in.
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Marvin Zook –
met expectations
Ian Callender –
It is a good match. I match well with the theory but even so I think the narrator works through the maths slightly too quickly. He takes the intuitions as given without allowing for people to think along with him, I would say.
Subhojit Sengupta –
The person should have been using spyder or jupitar notebook. The coding part is too less and complex, unlike other videos of Udemy.
Ananthakrishnan Narayanan –
Loved the course material, organization and presentation. Thank you so much
Clay kilgore –
Great course. I need to go back and review my statistics class books from years ago!!
Nikhil kohli –
This course is amazing
Kuan Hao Huang –
Personally think the topic is difficult, but the materials are great and practical!
Maxime Larocque –
It appears so, so far