BAYESIAN MACHINE LEARNING FOR MARKETING

Name: BAYESIAN MACHINE LEARNING FOR MARKETING
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MARKETNG 779

课程描述

Learn to resolve common marketing tasks such as consumer choice prediction, market analysis, and product development by using Bayesian statistical learning methods. A broad range of methods are covered, from standard approaches such as hierarchical modeling to more advanced techniques, including Bayesian Optimization and Bayesian Deep Learning.

先修课程

Graduate/professional standing and (GENBUS 656 , ECON 704 , ECON 709 , STAT 609 , or MATH/STAT 709 ) or declared in graduate Business Exchange program

满足要求

This course does not satisfy any prerequisites.

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