Wolfram U

Machine Learning & LLMs

Machine learning, neural networks and large language models (LLMs) are important components of modern AI systems. Learn about popular machine learning paradigms for classification, regression, clustering and anomaly detection with the help of fully automated and customizable functions that handle everything from feature extraction to performance evaluation. See how you can select pre-trained neural net models from a repository to apply to your own data, customize existing models or build models from scratch with the help of a symbolic neural net framework. Make use of Chat Notebooks as well as powerful built-in functions for calling LLM functionality and allowing LLMs to access Wolfram Language tools.

These courses cover many different topics, starting with introductory machine learning concepts and Wolfram Language built-in functions and diving into the complexities of building and training neural networks. Earn course completion certificates and prepare for Wolfram Language Level 1 certification.

Upcoming Events

  • Mar 19 | Online

    Introduction to Machine Learning in Wolfram Language

    Gain experience using machine learning superfunctions available in Wolfram Language’s neural network framework. This course demonstrates how to perform supervised and unsupervised machine learning tasks and also covers regression, classification, clustering and anomaly detection. Earn a certificate of course completion.

  • Mar 21 | Online

    Introduction to Neural Networks in Wolfram Language

    This course provides an introduction to the state-of-the-art Neural Net Framework in Wolfram Language. You will learn how to explore the Wolfram Neural Net Repository for pre-built and pre-trained models and how to apply them to your own dataset.

  • Mar 25–29 | Online

    Daily Study Group: Wolfram Tools for LLMs

    This study group brings you up to speed on the latest tools and devotes daily sessions to using the newly expanded Wolfram GPT, Chat Notebooks, functions to connect to LLMs and built-in AI-related functionality in Wolfram Language.