Using machine learning to analyze your data is THE single best use case for Python in Excel! In this video, I cover the 5 must-have machine learning techniques for Python in Excel.
While I’ve been teaching professionals machine learning skills for years, I was never more excited than when I was introduced to the Python in Excel feature in August 2023.
Python in Excel is a game-changer. It makes it ridiculously easy for professionals like you to build machine learning skills that are actually useful in the real world.
Are you ready to have more impact at work using data?
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VIDEO CHAPTERS
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00:58 Types of Machine Learning
03:24 Decision Trees
05:08 Random Forests
07:53 K-Means Clustering
11:11 Logistic Regression
13:15 Linear Regression
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FREE MACHINE LEARNING CRASH COURSES
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If you're ready to see what Python in Excel skills make possible, be sure to check out my FREE on-demand machine learning crash courses!
Here's what you get with any of these courses:
1️⃣ On-Demand: Watch the course when it fits your schedule
2️⃣ PDF of all slides
3️⃣ All Python code as a Jupyter Notebook
4️⃣ All data so you can experiment
5️⃣ Resources to continue your learning.
Machine learning with Python in Excel. You've got this if you want it:
💻 Decision Trees with Python:
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💻 Tuning Decision Trees with Python:
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💻 Logistic Regression with Python:
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💻 Cluster Analysis with Python:
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