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Problem Framing
Introduction to Machine Learning Problem Framing is a 45-minute Google course on deciding whether ML is a good approach to a problem, and how to outline an ML solution, including the model and the success metrics.
Who it suits
- Product managers, analysts and engineers who need to judge whether a problem calls for machine learning.
- Anyone planning an ML project who wants to define success before building.
What it covers
- How to identify whether ML is a good solution for a problem.
- How to frame an ML problem.
- How to pick the right model and define success metrics.
Common questions about Problem Framing
- How long is it?
- Google gives an estimated course length of 45 minutes.
- Is it technical?
- It is about framing decisions: when ML fits, what model to pick and how to measure success. It is not a coding course.
- Where does it fit?
- Google groups it with its foundational courses, alongside Introduction to Machine Learning and Machine Learning Crash Course.
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