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In this project, you will build a model to recognize handwritten digits (such as those found in the MNIST dataset). This project will introduce you to the basics of image classification and give you a good understanding of how to build a machine learning model from scratch.


Here is a detailed syllabus for a Handwritten Digit Recognition project:


1. Introduction to Machine Learning

  • Definition of Machine Learning

  • Types of Machine Learning

  • Applications of Machine Learning

2. Image Classification

  • Introduction to Image Classification

  • Characteristics of Image Data

  • Preprocessing of Image Data


3. The MNIST Dataset

  • Introduction to the MNIST Dataset

  • Loading the MNIST Dataset

  • Exploring the MNIST Dataset



4. Simple Digit Recognition Model

  • Training a Simple Model

  • Evaluating the Model Performance

  • Overfitting and Regularization


5. Advanced Digit Recognition Model

  • Convolutional Neural Networks (CNNs)

  • Building a CNN for Digit Recognition

  • Hyperparameter Tuning


6. Improving Model Performance

  • Data Augmentation

  • Transfer Learning

  • Ensemble Methods


7. Evaluation Metrics

  • Introduction to Evaluation Metrics

  • Accuracy, Precision, Recall, and F1-Score

  • Confusion Matrix


8. Conclusion

  • Summary of Key Points

  • Challenges and Limitations

  • Future Work


Throughout the syllabus, students will use popular machine learning libraries such as scikit-learn, TensorFlow, and Keras to build and evaluate their digit recognition models. In addition, they will learn how to perform exploratory data analysis, preprocess image data, train machine learning models, and evaluate their performance. This syllabus is designed to give students a comprehensive understanding of how to build a Handwritten Digit Recognition model and apply their knowledge to real-world problems.

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