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Machine Learning Concept

 What is Machine Learning? 

Machine Learning is a first stage of Artificial Intelligence, where programmers create algorithms (models) and provide data which allows machines to learn by themselves. Fields where machine learning used today are Robotics, Recommendation System, Virtual Reality, Speech to Text and Text to Speech conversion, Face Recognition also Image processing and Motion analyzing.

So far, we have created approx 40000 Exabytes of data. we can only process only 10,000 Exabytes of data while machines can process 20,000 Exabytes of data. Hence, if we want to process all 40,000 Exabytes of data, then we need to use machine learning algorithms. 

 We encounter machine learning models every day in to days life. for example, when Netflix recommends a show, they used a model based on what users have watched to predict what they would like. When Amazon chooses a price for an item, they used a model based on how similar items have sold in the past.



Machine Learning : sub field of Artificial Intelligence, to create algorithms which allows machines to learn by themselves. low consumption of time and less work flow than traditional coding, making rule and logic

Artificial Intelligence :   Intelligence represented by machine ; the field where machine can behave like humans.

Deep Learning : sub field of Machine Learning, uses neural networks as a learning and work on multiple layers. Don't need to feature extraction ; use for large and complex data like images and videos
task : image classification , text embedding

Supervised learning : train both featured and labeled data

Unsupervised learning : train only featured data, there is no labeled data

Reinforcement learning : machines learn through feedback and experiences, using a trial-and-error method

Feature scaling : standardize or equalize the numeric features

Regression model :  used for predicting a real value for continuous type data. mean , median

Classification : categorical data. mode , voting

Gradient Descent : An optimization algorithm for finding a local minima of a differentiable function. Simply used to find the values of a coefficients or weight that minimize a cost function as far as possible.

Probability : is the quantity mostly familiar with which deals predicting new data given a known model
'posterior probabilities' : because they are determined after the results of the model are known. 

Likelihood : is deals with fitting models given some known data  are the posterior values for the fixed data points with distributions that can be moved. assume that already assumed, indicate how likely the event under consideration is to occur given each and every a prior probability.

Prior probabilities :  exist before we gain any information from the model itself.


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