Learning Path

This learning path provides a structured approach to understanding machine learning concepts, from foundational principles to advanced models. Each model page follows a consistent structure with Overview, Interactive Demo, and Code Implementation sections to enhance your learning experience.

How to Use This Learning Path

Each model page in our platform follows a consistent three-part structure:

1. Overview

Comprehensive explanation of the model's theory, key concepts, and applications

2. Interactive Demo

Visual demonstrations where you can adjust parameters and see real-time effects

3. Code Implementation

Practical examples with executable code cells to reinforce your understanding

1. Foundations

Start with these fundamental concepts to build a solid understanding of machine learning basics.

Statistical Learning Theory

Understand the theoretical foundations of machine learning, including bias-variance tradeoff, overfitting, and regularization.

Explore key concepts in the glossary →

2. Regression Models

Begin with regression models to understand how to predict continuous values.

Linear Regression

Start with linear regression to understand the core concepts of supervised learning, model fitting, and evaluation.

Explore Linear Regression
Polynomial Regression

Learn how to model non-linear relationships by extending linear regression with polynomial features.

Explore Polynomial Regression
Ridge & Lasso Regression

Understand regularization techniques to prevent overfitting in linear models.

Explore Ridge & Lasso Regression

3. Classification Models

After understanding regression, move on to classification problems and models.

Logistic Regression

Learn about logistic regression, a fundamental classification algorithm that predicts binary outcomes.

Explore Logistic Regression
Decision Trees

Learn about decision trees, a versatile and interpretable model for classification and regression.

Explore Decision Trees
Support Vector Machines

Explore SVMs to understand margin maximization and kernel methods for non-linear classification.

Explore Support Vector Machines
Random Forests

Understand how combining multiple decision trees can create a more powerful and robust model.

Explore Random Forests

4. Deep Learning

Once you're comfortable with traditional machine learning models, advance to deep learning.

Multilayer Perceptron

Learn about neural networks, backpropagation, activation functions, and optimization algorithms.

Explore Multilayer Perceptron
Convolutional Neural Networks

Understand CNNs for image processing and computer vision tasks.

Explore Convolutional Neural Networks
Recurrent Neural Networks

Learn about RNNs for sequential data processing and natural language tasks.

Explore Recurrent Neural Networks
Transformers

Understand the architecture behind modern NLP models like BERT and GPT.

Explore Transformers

5. Model Comparisons

Compare different models to understand their strengths, weaknesses, and appropriate use cases.

Classification Models Comparison

Compare logistic regression, decision trees, SVMs, and random forests on various classification tasks.

Explore Classification Comparisons
Regression Models Comparison

Compare linear, polynomial, ridge, and lasso regression on different regression problems.

Explore Regression Comparisons
Neural Network Architectures Comparison

Compare MLPs, CNNs, RNNs, and Transformers on various tasks to understand their strengths.

Explore Neural Network Comparisons

Ready to start your machine learning journey with our structured, consistent learning experience?

Begin with Linear Regression