Artificial Intelligence Class XII Units 1-3
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What is the primary question to ask before starting an AI development project?

  • How many team members are required?
  • What resources are available for the project?
  • Is there a pattern in the data? (correct)
  • What is the budget for the project?

Which question type is associated with clustering in predictive analysis?

  • Is this unusual?
  • Which category?
  • Which group? (correct)
  • Which option should be taken?

What are the stages of the Design Thinking methodology?

  • Empathize, Define, Ideate, Prototype, Test (correct)
  • Empathize, Define, Validate, Prototype, Test
  • Empathize, Create, Iterate, Test, Learn
  • Identify, Define, Create, Prototype, Implement

What is a key reason to avoid applying AI techniques?

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Which type of question does regression in predictive analytics answer?

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Which industry problem is NOT mentioned as a focus for AI application?

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What is the purpose of problem decomposition in computational tasks?

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What is the ultimate goal of employing AI techniques according to the content?

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What is the total number of variables in the housing dataset?

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What percentage of the dataset is typically used for training in a 67-33 split?

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Which of the following methods is used to evaluate the model's predictions?

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What is the shape of the dataset after loading it into a Pandas DataFrame?

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What is the purpose of the train_test_split function in the model training process?

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In how many rows does the housing dataset contain observations?

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Which machine learning model was utilized to fit the training dataset?

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What programming library is used to load the housing dataset in the example?

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What does the Airline Passengers dataset primarily represent?

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What is indicated by the increasing amplitude of cycles in the Airline Passengers dataset?

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When decomposing the Airline Passengers dataset, which components are extracted?

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Which visualization method is used to display the Airline Passengers dataset?

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What software library is used for seasonal decomposition of the Airline Passengers dataset?

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What is the first step in problem decomposition?

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What characteristic does the series show according to the line plot review?

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Which of the following best represents the trend component in time series data?

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What does the term 'residuals' refer to in the context of the time series analysis?

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What is a primary goal of those working in AI and Machine Learning as indicated in the content?

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When creating an app, which aspect is NOT typically considered during the decomposition process?

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What is the purpose of asking questions for clarification during problem-solving?

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In the example of calculating the volume of books, what is the significance of using a loop?

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During the decomposition of time series data, which of the following describes the seasonality component?

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Which of the following would be a first step in implementing a solution after understanding the problem?

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Why is it important to break complicated pieces down into smaller pieces in problem-solving?

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What major phase follows the selection and scoping of relevant projects in the machine learning lifecycle?

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Which programming language is noted as the most popular for building AI models?

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What is a critical success factor in the Design/Building phase of AI model development?

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Which of the following is NOT an example of productivity-enhancing capabilities in AI development?

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What is a significant consideration in the testing phase of AI development projects?

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Which platform is specifically recognized for helping with feature engineering and hyperparameter optimization?

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Which of these does NOT constitute an AI development platform mentioned?

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What aspect is emphasized as crucial for collaboration during the Design/Building phase?

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What does the residual component indicate in the context of time series analysis?

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Which of the following best defines the multiplicative model applied to the Airline Passengers dataset?

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What is suggested by the increasing amplitude of cycles in the Airline Passengers dataset?

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What type of visualization is primarily used to display the raw observations of the Airline Passengers dataset?

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In the context of analyzing the Airline Passengers dataset, which component is NOT typically extracted during seasonal decomposition?

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What is the purpose of applying seasonal decomposition to the Airline Passengers dataset?

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Which library is utilized for performing seasonal decomposition in the analysis of the Airline Passengers dataset?

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How many monthly observations are included in the Airline Passengers dataset?

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What is more effective at driving action according to the information?

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Which step is NOT mentioned as a part of telling an effective data story?

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What percentage of students felt excited about Science in the PRE poll?

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After reassessing, which percentage of students felt bored in the POST poll?

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What is the first step outlined in the process of telling an effective data story?

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Which option describes an action taken by the teacher after assessing the students' interests?

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What was the percentage of students who felt 'A bit interested' in the PRE poll?

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What common factor is shared between both PRE and POST polls?

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What is the main purpose of the train-test split method in machine learning?

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Which of the following is NOT a consideration when choosing the split percentage for train and test datasets?

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What percentage of the dataset is typically assigned to the test set in a common train-test split of 80-20?

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Which of the following best describes the training dataset's role in the train-test split evaluation?

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What does a split size of 0.67 for the training dataset imply about the corresponding test dataset size?

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When is the train-test split evaluation considered appropriate?

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Why is there no optimal split percentage for train and test datasets?

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Which of the following is a common split percentage used in the train-test approach?

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What is the first step in the AI project lifecycle?

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Why is defining strategic business objectives important in the scoping phase?

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What does the phrase 'garbage in, garbage out' imply in the context of AI projects?

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During the scoping phase of an AI project, what is a critical component that needs to be evaluated?

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Which phase comes after project scoping in the AI project lifecycle?

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What major factor must be addressed to ensure success in the scoping phase of AI projects?

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In the context of AI model building, what does the term 'success metrics' refer to?

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What is a potential consequence of poor data quality during the scoping phase?

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What is the primary reason narratives are more effective than statistics in driving action?

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Which of the following steps is NOT involved in telling an effective data story?

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After conducting a poll on students' feelings towards science, what action did the teacher take?

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What percentage of the dataset is designated for testing in a typical 80-20 split?

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In the results of the second poll, which response category showed the highest percentage?

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What does an effective data story primarily aim to communicate?

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Which Python library is primarily used for data manipulation before splitting the dataset?

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Which aspect is essential when developing a narrative for a data story?

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What function is used to split the dataset into training and testing sets?

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Which of the following is likely a reason someone might feel bored about science, prior to any instructional changes?

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Which line of code correctly selects the features for prediction in the dataset?

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Which data visualization approach was employed by the teacher to assess student interest in science?

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After executing 'x_train, x_test, y_train, y_test=train_test_split(x,y,test_size=0.2)', what is the shape of x_train?

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What is the purpose of using the drop() function when preparing the dataset?

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Which command is used to load a CSV file into a Pandas DataFrame?

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What is a key role of features in supervised learning?

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What advantage does a larger test set provide when evaluating model quality?

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How does cross-validation differ from a simple train-test split in terms of data usage?

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What is one of the main trade-offs when choosing between cross-validation and a train-test split?

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Why might a smaller dataset be more suited to using cross-validation?

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What is a key reason that relying on a single test set can be problematic?

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How many folds are typically used in a standard cross-validation approach described?

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What is the impact of increased set size on the noise of model score measurements?

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What happens at each fold in the cross-validation procedure?

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Flashcards

Pattern Identification

The first step in applying AI is to determine if a pattern exists in the data that can be used for analysis.

AI Application Criteria

AI techniques should only be applied if a discernible pattern exists in the data.

Predictive Analysis Types

AI can answer questions related to classification, regression, clustering, anomaly detection, and recommendations.

Classification

Determining into which category an item belongs.

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Regression

Predicting a numerical value.

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Clustering

Grouping similar items together.

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Anomaly Detection

Identifying unusual or unexpected patterns in data.

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Design Thinking Stages

A problem-solving approach: Empathize, Define, Ideate, Prototype, and Test.

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Problem Decomposition

Breaking down a large problem into smaller, manageable parts for easier understanding and solution.

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Input/Output Identification

Knowing what information goes into a problem (input) and what result is expected (output).

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Clarification Questions

Asking questions to ensure you understand the problem completely, asking yourself or others.

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Iterative Refinement

Breaking down complex parts into even smaller parts until all are easily manageable.

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Step-by-Step Implementation

Implementing each small part of a problem one at a time in a logical sequence.

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Testing and Debugging

Testing solutions for each piece of the problem then correcting any errors found.

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Time Series Decomposition

Breaking apart time-based data into components like average value, trends, repeating patterns, and random variations.

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Time Series Components

Level (average), Trend (increase/decrease), Seasonality (repeating patterns), and Noise (random variations) are all pieces of time series decomposition.

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Multiplicative Model

A time series model where the components (trend, seasonality, noise) multiply together to form the overall series. This is used when the amplitude of the seasonal cycles increases over time.

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Trend

The long-term pattern of change in a time series. It reflects the general upward or downward movement over time.

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Seasonality

The cyclical pattern of variation in a time series, repeating at regular intervals (like monthly or yearly).

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Noise

Random fluctuations in a time series, unpredictable variations. It's the noise that can't be explained by the trend or seasonality.

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Amplitude

The height of the peaks or the depth of the troughs in a cyclical pattern.

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Residuals

The part of the observed data that remains unexplained after stripping out the trend and seasonality. It represents the random noise.

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Airline Passengers Data

A classic time series dataset that shows the number of airline passengers over time.

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Data Story

A narrative that uses data to communicate insights in a clear, compelling way.

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Audience Understanding

Knowing who you are presenting the story to and tailoring it to their needs and interests.

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Data Selection

Choosing the most relevant data to support the narrative and answer the questions you want to address.

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Visualization

Creating visual representations (graphs, charts) to illustrate the data and make it easier to understand.

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Key Information Highlights

Emphasizing the most significant findings of the data to draw the audience's attention.

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Narrative Development

Creating a clear and logical storyline that uses the data to tell a compelling story.

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Audience Engagement

Using techniques like storytelling, visuals, and questions to keep the audience interested and involved.

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Data Story Impact

The ability of a data story to drive action or change by communicating insights effectively.

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AI Model Building Phases

The process of building an AI model includes several key phases: design/build, testing, deployment, and monitoring.

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Design/Build Phase: Iteration

The Design/Build phase involves an iterative process of refining the model through data acquisition, preparation, feature engineering, and testing.

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AI Model Validation

Evaluating the performance of each iteration of the model against the defined business objectives.

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Open AI Frameworks

Open-source libraries used for building AI models, such as Scikit-learn, XGBoost, and TensorFlow.

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AI Development Platforms

Complete development environments for building and deploying AI models, like Azure ML Studio, Sagemaker, and DataRobot.

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AI Model Testing Considerations

Testing AI models requires special attention to the volume of test data and potential human biases.

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AI Testing: Data Validation

Ensuring the accuracy and completeness of the test data to avoid biases and ensure reliable results.

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Why AI Platform Documentation is Important

Detailed documentation aids development teams in understanding and effectively using AI platforms.

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Housing Dataset

A collection of 506 data points, each describing a house in Boston, with 13 numerical features and a numerical target: house price.

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Input Variables

Features used to predict the target variable. In the housing dataset, these include factors like crime rate, average number of rooms, and distance to employment centers.

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Target Variable

The variable we want to predict. In the housing dataset, this is the house price.

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Train-Test Split

Dividing the dataset into two parts: one for training the machine learning model (training set) and another for evaluating its performance (test set).

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Random Forest

A machine learning algorithm that combines multiple decision trees to make more accurate predictions. It's resistant to overfitting.

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Mean Absolute Error (MAE)

A measure of prediction accuracy. It calculates the average difference between the predicted house prices and the actual house prices.

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Why is a 67/33 split used?

This split is chosen arbitrarily to balance the need for sufficient training data with enough data to evaluate model performance.

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What is the purpose of 'random_state'?

A random number seed ensures that the train-test split is consistent across multiple runs, making the results reproducible.

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Training Set

The portion of the dataset used to train the machine learning model. The model learns patterns and relationships from this data.

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Test Set

The portion of the dataset used to evaluate the performance of the trained machine learning model on unseen data. It helps assess how well the model generalizes.

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Train-Test Split Percentage

The proportion of data allocated to the training set and the test set. Common splits are 80/20, 67/33, and 50/50.

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Model Performance on New Data

The ability of the model to make accurate predictions on data it has not been trained on. This is crucial for real-world applications.

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Computational Cost

The resources (time and computing power) required to train and evaluate the model.

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Representativeness

The training and test sets should accurately reflect the characteristics of the real-world data the model will eventually encounter.

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Train-Test Split in Python

Using libraries like scikit-learn in Python, you can easily split a dataset into training and test sets.

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Why split data?

Ensuring an unbiased evaluation of a machine learning model by testing it on data it has never seen during training.

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What is the purpose of 'test_size'?

Controls the proportion of data allocated to the test set. A common value is 0.2, meaning 20% of data is used for testing and 80% for training.

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What does 'random_state' do?

Ensures that train-test splits are reproducible, giving the same results each time the code is run, by setting a random seed.

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Features vs. Labels

Features are the input data used to make predictions, while labels are the output values we want to predict.

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Import Pandas & Sklearn

Importing these libraries provides functions for data manipulation and machine learning tasks.

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Load the Dataset

Using Pandas, load a CSV file containing the data you want to analyze into a DataFrame, which is a table-like data structure for manipulation.

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Split the Data

After loading, separate the dataset into features and labels, then split the data into training and test sets using train_test_split from Sklearn.

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Test Set Size

The percentage of data dedicated to evaluating the model's performance on 'new' data. A larger test set gives a more reliable performance measure.

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Cross-Validation

Running your model several times on different subsets of the data to get a more accurate and less 'noisy' measure of its performance.

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Cross-Validation Folds

Dividing your entire dataset into smaller chunks, running your model on each chunk, and taking an average of the results.

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Tradeoff: Speed vs. Accuracy

Cross-validation provides a more accurate performance measure, but it takes longer to run. Train-test split is faster but may have more variability in results.

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Cross-Validation for Small Datasets

Cross-validation is especially useful for smaller datasets because the extra computational time isn't significant.

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Why Cross-Validation Matters

It gives you a more reliable picture of how well your model will perform on real-world data, especially when making many modeling decisions.

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Data Noise

Randomness or variability in your data that can affect model accuracy, especially with a small test set.

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AI Project Cycle

A structured approach to building and deploying AI models, encompassing stages such as planning, data preparation, model building, testing, deployment, and monitoring.

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AI Deployment

The process of integrating a trained AI model into a live environment where it can be used for real-world applications.

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IBM Watson

An AI platform by IBM offering various AI services, including language processing, machine learning, and data analysis.

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Requirements Analysis

The first stage of an AI project cycle, where you clearly define the project's objectives, scope, and desired outcomes.

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Return on Investment (ROI)

Evaluating the potential benefits and profitability of an AI project, considering the costs involved.

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Data Preparation

A crucial step in the AI project cycle, involving cleaning, organizing, and transforming raw data into a suitable format for training AI models.

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Garbage In, Garbage Out

A concept emphasizing the importance of high-quality data for building effective AI models; poor data will result in poor model performance.

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Pre-Post Analysis

Comparing data collected before and after an intervention to understand its impact.

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Study Notes

Artificial Intelligence Study Material (Class XII)

  • This document is a teacher instruction manual for a Level 3 AI course (Unit 1-3) for Class 12 students.
  • It covers three units: Capstone project, Model life cycle, and Story telling through data.
  • An appendix provides additional resources (Python) for advanced learners.

Unit 1: Capstone Project

  • Title: Capstone Project
  • Approach: Hands-on, Teamwork, Web Search, Case Studies
  • Summary: The final project of the academic program; integration of all prior learning through real-world projects and solutions.
  • Objectives:
    • Apply learning to real world problems
    • Clearly communicate solutions using non-technical terms
    • Choose and apply appropriate algorithms to solve identified problems
  • Key Concepts: AI Project Cycle, Model Validation, RMSE, MSE, MAPE
  • Capstone Project Ideas:
    • Stock Price Predictor
    • Sentiment Analyzer
    • Movie Ticket Price Predictor
    • Student Result Predictor
    • Human Activity Recognition (Smartphone Data Set)
    • Image Classification (Humans and Animals)

Unit 2: Model Life Cycle

  • Title: Model Life Cycle
  • Approach: Hands-on, Teamwork, Web Research, Case Studies
  • Summary: The cyclical process for AI/machine learning projects, typically involving scoping, design, building, deployment, feedback and production.
  • Objectives:
    • Develop capstone projects by applying AI project cycle methodologies
    • Break down projects into different phases of the AI project cycle
    • Select and apply appropriate AI models to solve problems.
  • Key Concepts: AI Project Cycle, Model Validation, AI Deployment, IBM Watson

Unit 3: Story Telling Through Data

  • Why Storytelling is Important: Creates engagement, establishes community, and promotes cross-cultural understanding. Essential part of indigenous cultures.
  • Data Storytelling Steps:
    • Understand the audience
    • Choose right data and visualizations
    • Emphasize key information
    • Develop a narrative
    • Engage the audience

Appendix: Additional Resources (Python)

  • Resources: Python notebooks, links to Open Source GitHub repositories, and eBooks.
  • Categories: Beginner (no prior Python experience) and Advanced (prior experience).
  • Availability: Cloud based storage.

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