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Machine Learning with Support Vector Machines

365 Data Science's 'Machine Learning with Support Vector Machines' is an intermediate-level, online, self-paced course taught by Elitsa Kaloyanova. The provider lists a headline duration of 1 hour; the curriculum covers the theoretical foundations of hard and soft margin classification, and the intuition behind kernels. Students learn to implement and optimize a Support Vector Classifier using scikit-learn in Python on a dataset classifying mushrooms, applying cross-validation and hyperparameter tuning with GridSearchCV. Earning the provider-issued course certificate requires course completion and passing the course exam, with general terms specifying a 60 percent or higher passing grade. The provider lists 2 CPE credits; acceptance depends on individual state boards. Intermediate Python skills are required; basic statistics and linear algebra are helpful but not mandatory.

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Price observation recorded 1 Oct 2026 (not a current price): As shown in the United States on 1 October 2026, the 365 pricing page Self-study card displays $36/month reference price and a promotional $12.50/month equivalent billed annually; the same pricing page FAQ separately states $29/month full access. USD is explicit in the saved pricing page state. These are platform access quotes, not a course-completion total. Certificates are included with Self-study.

Time
1 hour (provider headline; module and exam timings listed separately)
Level
Intermediate
Credential
Provider-issued course certificate

Verifiable credential with Credential ID and Credential Link; sharable on LinkedIn/resumes; downloadable upon passing. Certificates are included with the Self-study learning plan.

Format
100% online, self-paced course
Prerequisites
Python (version 3.8 or later), Streamlit library, OpenAI API key, and a code editor or IDE (e.g., VS Code or Jupyter Notebook). Intermediate Python skills are required. Familiarity with basic statistics and linear algebra is helpful but not mandatory. Advanced preparation: Introduction to Python, Machine Learning in Python.

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What’s covered

  • Introduction to Support Vector Machines
  • Setting up the Environment
  • Support Vector Classifier - Practical Example
  • Course exam

Prerequisites: Python (version 3.8 or later), Streamlit library, OpenAI API key, and a code editor or IDE (e.g., VS Code or Jupyter Notebook). Intermediate Python skills are required. Familiarity with basic statistics and linear algebra is helpful but not mandatory. Advanced preparation: Introduction to Python, Machine Learning in Python.

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What you actually do

  • Introduction to Support Vector Machines : 25 min; Section 1 · Source
  • Setting up the Environment : 2 min; Section 2 · Source
  • Support Vector Classifier - Practical Example : 32 min; Section 3 · Source
  • Course exam : 25 min; Section 4 · Source

What the credential is

Credential type
Provider-issued course certificate · 365datascience.com / machine-learning-with-support-vector-machines
Credential
Course Certificate · 365datascience.com / certificates
Issuer
365 Data Science · 365datascience.com / certificates
Sharing
Verifiable credential with Credential ID and Credential Link; sharable on LinkedIn/resumes; downloadable upon passing. Certificates are included with the Self-study learning plan. · 365datascience.com / certificates
Exam requirement
Complete the course and pass its course exam with 60% or above under the general certificate terms. Certificates are included with the Self-study learning plan. · 365datascience.com / certificates

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