Write your own Bayesian Classifier: An Introduction to Machine Learning
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Can you perform simple arithmetic? Do you know how to program well enough to open and read files? Then you can write a Bayesian classifier, one of the machine learning techniques for predicting categories, most famous for its use in spam filters. Let’s demystify this impressively-named but ultimately simple process.
Speaker: John Melesky
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Slides are now online at the presenter's site. (Note: The slides have been tested on Chrome, FF2, and WebKit browsers, but don't seem to be working on FF3. The author (and at least one member of the mozilla team) is attempting to remedy this.)
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