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What type of problem is the KNN algorithm commonly used for?
In KNN, how is the class of a new instance determined?
What does K represent in the KNN algorithm?
What are the features in the 'icecream problem' dataset used in the lecture?
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What does the scatter plot in the lecture represent?
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How is distance quantified between two instances in the KNN algorithm?
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What is the purpose of the K-Nearest Neighbor algorithm in regression?
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What does the size of the circle in the scatter plot indicate?
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What are Language Models (LLMs) such as GPT-3.5 trained to do?
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Which article by Alan Turing discussed artificial intelligence and was published in 1950?
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What was the purpose of creating Jabberwacky, a chatbot developed in 1988?
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Which technology was used to create Mitsuku, a chatbot that won the Loebner Prize multiple times?
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What is ELIZA and PARRY?
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What does D(I1,I2) represent in the given instance?
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In KNN algorithm for regression, what happens if K=5 for a new instance X?
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What is common to Language Models such as GPT-3.5?
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KNN algorithm is only used for classification and cannot be applied to regression problems.
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In KNN, the new instance is classified based on the majority vote from its nearest neighbors.
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The KNN algorithm finds the nearest K instances based on the Euclidean distance between the feature vectors.
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The icecream problem dataset has two features: Age and Annual Salary.
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If K=5, and a new instance X has 3 nearest neighbors belonging to class 1 and 2 nearest neighbors belonging to class 0, then X will be classified as class 1.
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The scatter plot in the lecture represents the plot of two features: Age (x1) and Annual Salary (x2), with different colors indicating the label of the instance (Blue: 0 - not purchased, Red: 1 - purchased).
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KNN is only applicable to classification problems
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The distance between instances I1 and I2 is 17.464
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The scatter plot in the lecture represents the relationship between house prices and two features: age and area
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Jabberwacky is a chatbot developed in 2005
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Mitsuku is a chatbot that won the Loebner Prize in 2016
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ELIZA and PARRY were the first two chatbots designed to understand and simulate human language
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The size of the circle in the scatter plot indicates the label of the instance, which is the target price
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GPT-3.5 is an AI system trained to understand and generate text coherently
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The K-Nearest Neighbor algorithm can be applied to both classification and regression problems
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The average value of the prices tags of the nearest K instances is used to determine the price of a new instance in KNN regression
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Study Notes
K-Nearest Neighbor (KNN) Algorithm
- The KNN algorithm is commonly used for classification and regression problems.
- In KNN, the class of a new instance is determined by the majority vote from its nearest neighbors.
- K represents the number of nearest neighbors considered in the KNN algorithm.
KNN Algorithm in Regression
- The purpose of the K-Nearest Neighbor algorithm in regression is to determine the price of a new instance.
- If K=5 for a new instance X, the average value of the price tags of the nearest 5 instances is used to determine the price.
'Icecream Problem' Dataset
- The 'icecream problem' dataset has two features: Age and Annual Salary.
- The scatter plot in the lecture represents the plot of two features: Age (x1) and Annual Salary (x2), with different colors indicating the label of the instance (Blue: 0 - not purchased, Red: 1 - purchased).
Distance Quantification
- The distance between two instances in the KNN algorithm is quantified using the Euclidean distance between the feature vectors.
- The distance between instances I1 and I2 is 17.464.
Language Models
- Language Models such as GPT-3.5 are trained to understand and generate text coherently.
- Common to Language Models such as GPT-3.5 is the ability to process and generate human-like language.
Chatbots and AI History
- Alan Turing's 1950 article discussed artificial intelligence.
- Jabberwacky is a chatbot developed in 1988, designed to simulate human language.
- Mitsuku is a chatbot that won the Loebner Prize multiple times, developed using AIML technology.
- ELIZA and PARRY are early chatbots designed to understand and simulate human language.
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Test your knowledge about the K-Nearest Neighbor (KNN) algorithm and its application in classification and regression. This quiz focuses on understanding how KNN can be used to solve a simple classification problem, the 'data ice cream' problem, and explores the usage of the Orange tool for this purpose.
