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Overview

Master probability fundamentals for machine learning. Explore probability rules, distributions, Bayes’ Theorem, and evaluation metrics like ROC and precision-recall curves. Build the skills to interpret uncertainty, model data, and make confident, data-driven decisions in ML applications.

What you'll learn

  • Build confidence with foundational probability concepts—terminology, sum & multiplication rules, and the Law of Large Numbers.
  • Explore Bayes’ Theorem in action, from conditional probabilities to classification models that adapt as you gain new information.
  • Understand and apply probability distributions—PMFs, PDFs, expected value, binomial vs. multinomial—to model discrete and continuous variables.
  • Evaluate and compare models using ROC and precision‑recall curves—learn when each is most effective (e.g., imbalanced classes, critical false positives).

Skills you'll practise

Data ModelingMathematicsProbabilityCuriosityForecastingAlgebraData SciencePerformance MetricData-Driven Decision MakingUncertainty ModelingMachine LearningArtificial IntelligenceAlgorithmsProbability DistributionMachine Learning AlgorithmsIntelligent SystemsSoftware EngineeringBayesian StatisticsAdvanced Mathematics

Advantages and disadvantages

Advantages

  • University courses you can audit for free, with lectures, readings and practice quizzes.
  • A verified certificate from the university if you pay for it.
  • From University of California, Davis, a well-regarded name.
  • Self-paced: start any time.

Disadvantages

  • Graded assignments and the certificate need the paid track.
  • Audit access can expire a few weeks after the course ends.
  • Learning is free, but the certificate costs money.
  • Some parts (graded work, certificate) are paid.

Some points apply to every course of this kind; see how we rank.

Free to audit

  • Free: Choose "Audit this course" when you enrol: lectures, readings and practice are free.
  • Paid: Graded assignments and the verified certificate (Certificate $49). Audit access may end after the course closes.

Taught by

  • Emiko SanoPh.D. Educator and Data Scientist

University of California, Davis is in Tier 2: excellent universities and the companies that build the technology of our institution ranking (82/100).

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