Nvidia DLI – Applications of AI For Anomaly Detection

Title

Nvidia DLI - Applications of AI For Anomaly Detection

Lecturer

Dr. Laszlo Kovacs, kovacs.laszlo@inf.unideb.hu

Content and organization

  • Content and organization: Whether your organization needs to monitor cybersecurity threats, fraudulent financial transactions, product defects, or equipment health, artificial intelligence can help catch data abnormalities before they impact your business. AI models can be trained and deployed to automatically analyze datasets, define “normal behavior,” and identify breaches in patterns quickly and effectively. These models can then be used to predict future anomalies. With massive amounts of data available across industries and subtle distinctions between normal and abnormal patterns, it’s critical that organizations use AI to quickly detect anomalies that pose a threat.

    Learning Objectives

     

    • Prepare data and build, train, and evaluate models using XGBoost, autoencoders, and GANs
    • Detect anomalies in datasets with both labeled and unlabeled data
    • Classify anomalies into multiple categories regardless of whether the original data was labeled

Level

Intermediate

Course Duration

8 hours

Course Type

Short Course

Participation terms

Free of charge for university students and staff. Intermediate knowledge of Python (list comprehension, objects), Familiarity with pandas, Introductory statistics (mean, median, mode).

Lecture Plan

Anomaly Detection in Network Data Using GPU-Accelerated XGBoost (110 mins), Anomaly Detection in Network Data Using GPU-Accelerated Autoencoders (110), Project: Anomaly Detection in Network Data Using GANs (110 mins)

Schedule

08.12.2024 9:00– 08.12.2024 17:00 CET

Language

English

Modality (online/in person):

online

Notes

Upon successful completion of the assessment, the participant will receive an Nvidia Certificate of Competency.

Host Institution
Nvidia Deep Learning Institute, Faculty of Informatics, University of Debrecen, Hungary

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