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What is essential for designing a decision tree?

  • Including all available parameters
  • Ignoring the dataset characteristics
  • Creating the most complex model possible
  • Using only parameters that directly affect the output (correct)

A single dataset can lead to multiple decision trees that predict correctly.

True (A)

What must be done after creating and training a model to determine its efficiency?

Evaluation

The process of assessing a model's efficiency after training is known as ______.

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Match the following terms with their definitions:

<p>Decision Tree = A model used for making predictions based on features Evaluation = The process of testing a model's performance Parameters = Factors affecting the output of a model</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is the first step in the AI Project Cycle?

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The 4 W's of Problem Scoping include Who, What, When, and Why.

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Name one type of data that can be collected in the data acquisition step.

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The summary of what you've learned from the 4 W's is known as a __________.

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Match the following elements of the 4 W's with their descriptions:

<p>Who = Identifies stakeholders affected by the problem What = Analyzes and recognizes the nature of the problem Where = Describes the situation and location of the problem Why = Explains the importance of addressing the problem</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which one of these is NOT a form of data collected?

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Data can only be collected from printed sources like journals and newspapers.

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What does the term 'data' represent?

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What type of data is characterized by a standardized format and a well-defined structure?

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Unstructured data is easy to manage and store because it follows traditional data models.

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What percentage of a dataset is typically used as the testing dataset?

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A dataset is a collection of data in __________ format.

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Match the following data collection methods with their descriptions:

<p>Surveys = Gathering data from a predetermined sample of respondents Cameras = Collecting visual data that can be analyzed Web Scripting = Collecting structured data from the internet Sensors = Devices that detect or measure physical properties</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which type of data visualization chart uses vertical columns to represent data series?

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Artificial Intelligence refers only to robots that can think and act like humans.

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What is the primary purpose of machine learning?

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Deep learning analyzes data using __________ networks with multiple layers.

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What characterizes the rule-based approach to AI modeling?

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In a decision tree, the arrow with a + sign indicates an inverse relationship between elements.

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What is the term for a software interface that enables communication between applications?

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Data __________ is a technique used to visualize data using statistical methods or graphs.

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Which of the following is an example of unstructured data?

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Flashcards

AI Project Cycle

A step-by-step process companies use to solve problems using AI. It helps ensure value from AI projects.

Problem Scoping

The initial stage of an AI project, where you define the problem by understanding its scope and impact.

4 W's of Problem Scoping

Questions used in problem scoping to understand the problem's context: Who, What, Where, Why.

Problem Statement Template

A concise summary of the problem, outlining its scope, stakeholders, and goals.

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Data Acquisition

The process of gathering accurate and reliable data for an AI project.

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Data

A representation of facts or instructions in any form that can be processed or conveyed by humans or machines.

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Stakeholders

The collection of all the factors that directly or indirectly affect the problem in an AI project.

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Data Preprocessing

The method used to collect and prepare data for AI projects, ensuring it's suitable for analysis and training.

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Model Evaluation

The process of determining how well an AI model performs after it's been trained.

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Decision Tree

A decision-making tool that uses a tree-like structure to make predictions based on data.

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Selecting the Most Straightforward Decision Tree

The process of choosing the simplest and most effective decision tree from multiple possible options.

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Parameters Affecting the Output

Factors that directly influence the output of a decision tree.

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Structured Data

Data that is organized in a standardized format, following a consistent structure and order. It can be easily accessed and understood by computer programs and humans.

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Unstructured Data

Data that doesn't follow a predefined structure, making it difficult to store and manage. It's often found in the form of images, videos, audio files, and text documents.

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Dataset

A collection of data arranged in a table-like format, containing related numbers or values about a specific topic. For example, students' grades in a class.

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Training Dataset

A large portion of a dataset used to train a machine learning model. The model learns from this data to make predictions or perform tasks.

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Test Dataset

A smaller portion of a dataset used to evaluate the performance of a trained machine learning model. It helps determine how well the model generalizes to new data.

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Surveys

A type of data collection method that involves asking a group of people questions to gather insights or information. Surveys can be structured with multiple-choice answers or open-ended questions.

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Web Scraping

A process of collecting structured data from the internet. It involves using scripts to extract information from websites, often used for tasks such as market research and news monitoring.

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Observation

A method of data collection based on carefully observing and noting information from the real world, often used in research studies.

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Sensors

A device that senses or measures a physical property, such as temperature, pressure, or movement. Data collected by sensors can be used to monitor systems and gather insights.

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Application Program Interface (API)

A software interface that allows different applications to communicate and exchange data with each other. It acts as a messenger between programs.

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System Map

A visual representation of a system, showing its components and how they interact with each other. Arrows are used to depict the cause-and-effect relationships between elements.

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Data Exploration

Using statistical tools and visualizations to understand the characteristics of a dataset, such as its size, distribution, and accuracy. It's a way to gain insights into the data before analyzing it.

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Data Visualization

Visual representations of data that help make complex information easier to understand. They communicate a story using charts, graphs, and symbols.

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Artificial Intelligence (AI)

The simulation of human intelligence in machines that have been trained to think and act like humans. It encompasses a wide range of tasks, from natural language processing to image recognition.

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Machine Learning

A subfield of artificial intelligence that focuses on training machines to learn from data without explicit programming. Machines learn by identifying patterns and relationships in datasets.

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Deep Learning

A type of machine learning that uses deep neural networks with multiple layers to analyze data, extract features, and make predictions. It's capable of learning complex patterns and relationships.

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Rule-Based AI Modeling

An AI modeling technique where the developer explicitly defines the rules and relationships between data elements. The machine follows these instructions to complete its tasks.

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AI Modeling

The process of creating AI models, which are programs trained to recognize patterns using data. It involves designing and building algorithms that can learn and make decisions.

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Unsupervised AI Modeling

An AI modeling technique where the developer doesn't specify the relationships between data elements. Instead, the machine learns patterns and trends from random data.

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Study Notes

AI Project Cycle Class 9 Notes

  • The AI Project Cycle is a step-by-step process for deriving value from and solving problems with AI projects. It has five different stages.

Problem Scoping

  • Problem scoping involves understanding a problem, identifying factors affecting it, and defining the project goal. This stage uses the 4Ws to help.
  • Who: Identifies stakeholders directly and indirectly affected by the problem.
  • What: Analyzes the nature of the problem and gathers evidence.
  • Where: Determines the situation and location of the problem's origin.
  • Why: Establishes the need to address the problem and the advantages for stakeholders.
  • A problem statement template summarizes insights from the 4Ws, providing a concise overview helpful for revisiting similar problems.

Data Acquisition and Types

  • Data acquisition is the method of collecting reliable and accurate data for AI projects. Data can include various formats (text, video, photos, audio).
  • Data is a representation of facts or instructions processed by humans or machines. Data comes in different types.
    • Structured data: Follows a consistent format, easily accessible, and organized (e.g., numbers, characters).
    • Unstructured data: Does not adhere to a standard format, making it harder to store and manage (e.g., videos, images, audio).
  • A Dataset is a collection of data, typically tabular, related to a specific topic (e.g., student test scores). Datasets are split into:
    • Training dataset: Used to teach AI models (around 80% of the data).
    • Test dataset: Used to evaluate trained models (around 20% of the data).

Methods for Data Collection

  • Various methods exist for data collection.
    • Surveys: Collect data from specific samples for insight.
    • Cameras: Collect visual data, which is considered unstructured data, analyzable with machine learning.
    • Web Scripting: Used to gather structured data from the internet (e.g., news monitoring).
    • Observation: Collecting information through focused observing.
    • Sensors: Gather data using physical devices (e.g., biometrics).
    • APIs: Enable communication between applications to collect data.

System Mapping

  • A system map visualizes a system's components and relationships. It uses arrows to depict cause-and-effect.
    • Positive arrows (+): Indicate direct relationships (as one increases, the other increases).
    • Negative arrows (-): Indicate inverse relationships (as one increases, the other decreases).

Data Exploration and Visualization

  • Data visualization uses charts and graphs to represent data, making it easier to understand trends and patterns.
    • Column charts: Use vertical columns to compare values.
    • Bar charts: Visualize category data using bars.

Artificial Intelligence Concepts

  • Artificial intelligence (AI): Simulates human intelligence in robots, allowing them to think and act similarly. AI is applicable to problem-solving and learning.
  • Machine learning: Allows machines to learn from data without explicit programming (a part of AI).
  • Deep learning: A part of AI that utilizes multi-layer neural networks for data analysis, learning, and problem-solving (like human cognition).
  • Rule-based AI: Developers define relationships in data, and machines follow the rules.
  • AI Modeling: The process of creating algorithms (models) that produce intelligent results through learned patterns.
    • Random AI (or Learning): Trains AI using random data for pattern identification.
  • Decision Trees: A rule-based AI model involving multiple decisions to identify elements (similar to a flowchart).

Evaluation

  • Evaluation assesses a model's efficiency and performance after training.

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