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Lecture Notes in MACHINE LEARNING

Lecture Notes in MACHINE LEARNING Dr V N Krishnachandran Vidya Centre for Artificial Intelligence Research This page is intentionally left INMACHINELEARNINGDr V N KrishnachandranVidya Centre for Artificial Intelligence ResearchVidya Academy of Science & TechnologyThrissur - 680501 Copyright 2018 V. N. KrishnachandranPublished byVidya Centre for Artificial Intelligence ResearchVidya Academy of Science & TechnologyThrissur - 680501, Kerala, IndiaThe book was typeset by the author using the LATEX document preparation design: AuthorLicensed under the Creative Commons Attribution International (CC BY ) License. You maynot use this file except in compliance with the License. You may obtain a copy of the License : Rs printing: July 2018 PrefaceThe book is exactly what its title claims it to be: Lecture Notes ; nothing more, nothing less!

LATEX. A few of the figures were created using the R programming language. A small number of figures are reproductions of images available in various websites. There surely will be many errors – conceptual, technical and printing – in these …

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