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    This document provides a syllabus and timeline for a course on computational fundamentals. It covers the following topics over 14 weeks: - Weeks 1-2: Introduction to the Python programming language, Git version control - Weeks 3-5: Tools for linear systems analysis including independence, norms, transfer functions, state-space representation - Week 6: First midterm exam - Weeks 7-8: Computational tools for optimization including constrained and unconstrained problems - Week 9: First project deliverable - Weeks 10-14: Machine learning including generalization, supervised algorithms, unsupervised learning, dimensionality reduction, and manifold learning. It also provides introductions to using Anaconda,

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    Fundamentos

    computacionales

    Victor Romero Cano, PhD.


    Syllabus and time-line
    ● Semana 1-2: Introducción al curso
    ● Presentación del curso, Introducción al lenguaje de programación Python
    (Anaconda y librerías), Git
    ● Semana 3-5: Herramientas computacionales para análisis de sistemas lineales
    ● Independencia lineal, normas y distancias, productos punto y cruz,
    ● función de transferencia y representación en espacio de estados,
    ● respuesta temporal, diagramas de polos y ceros
    ● Semana 6: Primer parcial
    ● Semana 7-8: Herramientas computacionales en optimización
    ● Optimización restringida y no restringida, optimización global, mínimos cuadrados
    ● Semana 9: Primera entrega de proyecto de curso
    ● Semana 10 - 14: Aprendizaje automático
    ● Generalization, Overfitting, and Underfitting
    ● Suppervised ML algorithms
    ● Types of unsupervised learning, challenges, preprocessing and scaling
    ● Dimensionality reduction, feature extraction and Manifold learning
    GIT and version control

    https://githu
    b.com/manu
    eldiaz96/git_
    class
    Python

    • Lingua franca for many data science applications


    • It combines the power of general-purpose programming
    languages with the ease of use of domain-specific
    scripting languages like Octave or R
    • Has libraries for data loading, visualization, statistics,
    natural language processing, image processing, and
    more
    • This is not a Python/programming class
    Anaconda
    Google Colaboratory (Colab)
    Arrays: Numpy
    Matrix operations
    List comprehensions

    Fuente: https://nuancesprog.ru/p/3382/
    So… what is data?

    Think of data as a table


    • Each data point (sample) is a row
    • Each property (feature) that describes that data point is
    a column
    Import your own dataset

    http://archive.ics.uci.edu/ml/datasets/Energy+efficiency#

    from numpy import genfromtxt


    my_data = genfromtxt('/.../ENB2012data.csv', delimiter=';')
    X=my_data[:,:8]
    Y=my_data[:,8]

    Dataset repository: http://archive.ics.uci.edu/ml/index.php


    Pandas

    https://pandas.pydata.org/docs/getting_starte
    d/10min.html

    Ex. Tracking
    Code

    https://github.com/amueller/introduction_to_ml_with_pyt
    hon/blob/master/01-introduction.ipynb
    Linear System Analysis

    Source:
    https://www.pinterest.de/pin/18647724080737360
    4/?lp=true
    Homework

    - Read about linear system analysis

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