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TAI Assignment
Establishing the rules for building trustworthy AI
THEORETICAL PART
PRACTICAL PART - Introduction to Statistical Learning models (Rec)
PRACTICAL PART - Model Selection (Rec)
PRACTICAL PART - Introduction to Machine Learning Models (Rec)
PRACTICAL PART - Python Practice 1 (Statistical and Machine Learning Models - Model Selection) (Rec)
PRACTICAL PART - Explainability of Artificial Intelligence methods (LIVE)
PRACTICAL PART - Reading Scientific Paper 1
PRACTICAL PART - Accuracy of Artificial Intelligence methods (Rec)
PRACTICAL PART - Python Practice 2 (Explainability and Accuracy of AI) (LIVE)
PRACTICAL PART - Reading Scientific Paper 2
PRACTICAL PART - S.A.F.E. Artificial Intelligence (Rec)
Realizing Trustworthy AI solutions for diagnosis and prognosis support
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PRACTICAL PART - Python Practice 2 (Explainability and Accuracy of AI) (LIVE)
Explainability and Accuracy of AI - Application in Python (Session 9) - Session Scheduled on Friday 14 April 2023 - 6:00-8:30 p.m. The Zoom link is now available in Moodle Calendar.
Explainability and Accuracy of AI - Application in Python (Session 9) - Session Scheduled on Friday 14 April 2023 - 6:00-8:30 p.m. The Zoom link is now available in Moodle Calendar.
Link Python Practice 2.docx
Link Python Practice 2.pdf
Neural Networks and Shapley values.ipynb
Shapley Lorenz and model selection.ipynb
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◄ The Accuracy principle (Session 8)
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Syllabus and Session Outlines
Introduction (Session 1)
Linear Regression Models (Session 1)
Logistic Regression Models (Session 2)
Model Selection (Session 3)
Neural Network and tree models (Session 4)
Statistical and Machine Learning Models - Application in Python (Session 5)
The Explainability principle (Session 6) - Session Scheduled on Wednesday 12 April 2023 - 6:00-8:30 p.m. The Zoom link is available in Moodle Calendar.
First Reading - Paper: Lorenz Model Selection (Session 7)
The Accuracy principle (Session 8)
Second Reading - Paper: Explainable AI methods in cyber risk management (Session 10)
The S.A.F.E. score (Session 11)
Realizing Trustworthy AI solutions for diagnosis and prognosis support (Part1 2024)
Second Reading - Paper: Explainable AI methods in cyber risk management (Session 10) ►