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1 What Does the Course Cover
2 Setting Up the Environment  An Introduction Do Not Skip Please
3 Why Python and Why Jupyter
4 Installing Anaconda
5 The Jupyter Dashboard  Part 1
6 The Jupyter Dashboard  Part 2
7 Installing sklearn
8 Introduction to Regression Analysis
9 The Linear Regression Model
10 Correlation vs Regression
11 Geometrical Representation
12 Python Packages Installation
13 Simple Linear Regression in Python
14 What is Seaborn
15 What Does the StatsModels Summary Regression Table Tell us
16 SST SSR and SSE
17 The Ordinary Least Squares OLS
18 Goodness of Fit The RSquared
19 The Multiple Linear Regression Model
20 Adjusted RSquared
21 FStatistic and FTest for a Linear Regression
22 Assumptions of the OLS Framework
23 A1 Linearity
24 A2 No Endogeneity
25 A3 Normality and Homoscedasticity
26 A4 No Autocorrelation
27 A5 No Multicollinearity
28 Dealing with Categorical Data
29 Making Predictions
30 What is sklearn
31 Game Plan for sklearn
32 Simple Linear Regression with sklearn
33 Simple Linear Regression with sklearn  Summary Table
34 Multiple Linear Regression with sklearn
35 Adjusted RSquared
36 Feature Selection through pvalues Fregression
37 Creating a Summary Table with the pvalues
38 Feature Scaling
39 Feature Selection through Standardization
40 Making Predictions with Standardized Coefficients
41 Underfitting and Overfitting
42 Training and Testing
43 Practical Example Part 1
44 Practical Example Part 2
45 Practical Example Part 3
46 Practical Example Part 4
47 Practical Example Part 5
48 Introduction to Logistic Regression
49 A Simple Example of a Logistic Regression in Python
50 What is the Difference Between a Logistic and a Logit Function
51 Your First Logistic Regression
52 A Coding Tip optional
53 Going through the Regression Summary Table
54 Interpreting the Odds Ratio
55 Dummies in a Logistic Regression
56 Assessing the Accuracy of a Classification Model
57 Underfitting and Overfitting
58 Testing our Model and Bulding a Confusion Matrix
59 Introduction to Cluster Analysis
60 Examples of Clustering
61 Classification vs Clustering
62 Math Concepts Needed to Proceed
63 KMeans Clustering
64 A Hands on Example of KMeans
65 Categorical Data in Cluster Analysis
66 The Elbow Method or How to Choose the Number of Clusters
67 Pros and Cons of KMeans
68 Standardization of Features when Clustering
69 Cluster Analysis and Regression Analysis
70 Practical Example Market Segmentation Part 1
71 Practical Example Market Segmentation Part 2
72 What Can be Done with Cluster Analysis
73 Other Types of Clustering
74 The Dendrogram
75 Heatmaps
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