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What is Ensemble Learning's basic idea?
What is Ensemble Learning's basic idea?
- Relying on one highly sophisticated model for learning to save time
- Using multiple models, some computationally inexpensive, to improve predictive power (correct)
- Using only strong learners like SVM for better accuracy
- Building weak learners like a Decision stump for computational efficiency
What is the example of a weak learner mentioned in the text?
What is the example of a weak learner mentioned in the text?
- Perceptron with high predictive power
- Decision stump - Decision tree with only 1 decision node (correct)
- Support Vector Machine (SVM)
- Random classifier with low accuracy
What is the advantage of using weak learners in Ensemble Learning?
What is the advantage of using weak learners in Ensemble Learning?
- They have extremely high accuracy
- They require less training and testing time
- They always outperform strong learners
- They are computationally inexpensive (correct)
Why is using multiple weak learners preferred over a single strong learner?
Why is using multiple weak learners preferred over a single strong learner?
What is the role of Ensemble Learning in the context of Machine Intelligence?
What is the role of Ensemble Learning in the context of Machine Intelligence?
What is the default behavior of SVM as a classifier?
What is the default behavior of SVM as a classifier?
In how many dimensions does the separator become a (d-1) dimensional hyperplane in SVM?
In how many dimensions does the separator become a (d-1) dimensional hyperplane in SVM?
What is the decision boundary in SVM in 2 dimensions?
What is the decision boundary in SVM in 2 dimensions?
What is the role of Dr. Rajnikanth K in the context of MACHINE INTELLIGENCE?
What is the role of Dr. Rajnikanth K in the context of MACHINE INTELLIGENCE?
What is one of the applications of SVM mentioned in the text?
What is one of the applications of SVM mentioned in the text?
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