What is Machine Learning (ML)?
A subset of artificial intelligence that teaches computers to learn from data.
What is data in ML?
The raw material used by ML algorithms to learn, can be structured or unstructured.
What is an algorithm in ML?
A set of instructions that the computer follows to learn from data.
What is a model in ML?
The output of the learning process, a mathematical representation of data patterns.
What is training in ML?
The process of teaching the algorithm to recognize patterns using examples.
What is testing in ML?
The evaluation of how well the model performs on new, unseen data.
What is supervised learning?
The algorithm is provided with labeled data for tasks like classification and regression.
What is unsupervised learning?
The algorithm finds patterns in unlabeled data, like clustering and dimensionality reduction.
What is reinforcement learning?
The algorithm learns by interacting with an environment, receiving rewards or penalties.
What is linear regression?
An algorithm used for predicting a continuous numerical value.
What is logistic regression?
An algorithm used for classification tasks.
What are decision trees?
An algorithm used for classification and regression, creating a tree-like structure.
What are random forests?
An ensemble of decision trees that improves accuracy by combining predictions.
What are support vector machines (SVMs)?
Algorithms used for classification and regression, separating data points into classes.
What are neural networks?
Algorithms inspired by the human brain, made of interconnected nodes that process information.
What is Machine Learning (ML)?
A subset of artificial intelligence that teaches computers to learn from data.
What is data in ML?
The raw material used by ML algorithms to learn, can be structured or unstructured.
What is a model in ML?
The output of the learning process, a mathematical representation of data patterns.
What is supervised learning?
The algorithm is provided with labeled data for tasks like classification and regression.
What is unsupervised learning?
The algorithm finds patterns in unlabeled data, like clustering and dimensionality reduction.
What is reinforcement learning?
The algorithm learns by interacting with an environment, receiving rewards or penalties.
What are decision trees?
An algorithm used for classification and regression, creating a tree-like structure.
What are random forests?
An ensemble of decision trees that improves accuracy by combining predictions.
What are support vector machines (SVMs)?
Algorithms used for classification and regression, separating data points into classes.
What are neural networks?
Algorithms inspired by the human brain, made of interconnected nodes that process information.
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