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Which feature is NOT included in the training dataset?
Which feature is NOT included in the training dataset?
What does the term 'supervised learning' refer to in this context?
What does the term 'supervised learning' refer to in this context?
What is the primary focus of supervised learning?
What is the primary focus of supervised learning?
Which of the following is an example of unsupervised learning?
Which of the following is an example of unsupervised learning?
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What does reinforcement learning primarily seek to achieve?
What does reinforcement learning primarily seek to achieve?
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Which of the following domains primarily employs anomaly detection?
Which of the following domains primarily employs anomaly detection?
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In the context of machine learning, what is the first step of the ML pipeline?
In the context of machine learning, what is the first step of the ML pipeline?
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Which type of learning involves clustering data based on similarities without labeled outputs?
Which type of learning involves clustering data based on similarities without labeled outputs?
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Which method would you use for predicting future house prices?
Which method would you use for predicting future house prices?
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Which of the following could be classified as a type of supervised learning?
Which of the following could be classified as a type of supervised learning?
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What is the main purpose of clustering in the context of customer segmentation?
What is the main purpose of clustering in the context of customer segmentation?
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Which feature is NOT typically used in clustering for customer segmentation?
Which feature is NOT typically used in clustering for customer segmentation?
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In the training dataset shown, which customer has the highest annual income?
In the training dataset shown, which customer has the highest annual income?
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Which of the following is an example of a feature that may be included in a clustering model for customers?
Which of the following is an example of a feature that may be included in a clustering model for customers?
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What type of learning does clustering primarily represent?
What type of learning does clustering primarily represent?
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Which customer is single and has a spending score of 5?
Which customer is single and has a spending score of 5?
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In clustering, why might customer demographics be important?
In clustering, why might customer demographics be important?
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If a learning agent uses unlabeled training data, which task are they performing?
If a learning agent uses unlabeled training data, which task are they performing?
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What is the primary purpose of market basket analysis in retail?
What is the primary purpose of market basket analysis in retail?
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Which method is commonly used to group similar documents for effective topic discovery?
Which method is commonly used to group similar documents for effective topic discovery?
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Which of the following applications is NOT associated with image segmentation?
Which of the following applications is NOT associated with image segmentation?
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In genomic data analysis, what is the main focus of grouping genes?
In genomic data analysis, what is the main focus of grouping genes?
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What type of features are utilized in social network analysis?
What type of features are utilized in social network analysis?
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What is the learning process in reinforcement learning primarily based on?
What is the learning process in reinforcement learning primarily based on?
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Which algorithm is an example of unsupervised learning used for clustering similar data points?
Which algorithm is an example of unsupervised learning used for clustering similar data points?
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What problem does image segmentation specifically address?
What problem does image segmentation specifically address?
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What is the primary focus of Machine Learning (ML)?
What is the primary focus of Machine Learning (ML)?
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What does the experience (E) refer to in the definition of a learning program?
What does the experience (E) refer to in the definition of a learning program?
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Which of the following is NOT a reason to design an agent to learn?
Which of the following is NOT a reason to design an agent to learn?
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What is the significance of transfer learning in ML?
What is the significance of transfer learning in ML?
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Which application utilizes machine learning to enhance user experience by predicting future actions?
Which application utilizes machine learning to enhance user experience by predicting future actions?
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What is the relationship between tasks (T), experience (E), and performance (P) in machine learning?
What is the relationship between tasks (T), experience (E), and performance (P) in machine learning?
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Which feature distinguishes smart assistants in machine learning applications?
Which feature distinguishes smart assistants in machine learning applications?
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Why is handling uncertainty important in machine learning?
Why is handling uncertainty important in machine learning?
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What is the primary goal of employing algorithms and statistical models in ML?
What is the primary goal of employing algorithms and statistical models in ML?
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What is the primary goal of Responsible AI?
What is the primary goal of Responsible AI?
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What is the purpose of preparing data in the machine learning pipeline?
What is the purpose of preparing data in the machine learning pipeline?
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Which phase involves selecting an appropriate model in the machine learning pipeline?
Which phase involves selecting an appropriate model in the machine learning pipeline?
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Why is responsible use of AI particularly important?
Why is responsible use of AI particularly important?
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What is the first step in the machine learning pipeline?
What is the first step in the machine learning pipeline?
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During which stage is the model evaluated for performance?
During which stage is the model evaluated for performance?
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Which of the following best describes how to gather data?
Which of the following best describes how to gather data?
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What key issue does Responsible AI aim to address?
What key issue does Responsible AI aim to address?
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Flashcards
Machine Learning (ML)
Machine Learning (ML)
A subset of AI that develops algorithms to enable computers to learn from data without explicit programming for each task.
Learning from experience
Learning from experience
A computer program's performance improves on a task (T) based on experience (E) and measured by a performance measure (P).
Adaptation to dynamic environments
Adaptation to dynamic environments
Adjusting to changing situations and conditions.
Complex decision-making
Complex decision-making
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Generalization and Transfer Learning
Generalization and Transfer Learning
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Handling large data
Handling large data
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Handling uncertainty
Handling uncertainty
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Reduced human intervention
Reduced human intervention
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Real-time decision-making
Real-time decision-making
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Task (T)
Task (T)
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Training Data
Training Data
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Supervised Learning
Supervised Learning
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Learning Model
Learning Model
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Features
Features
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Label
Label
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Testing Dataset
Testing Dataset
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Property Name
Property Name
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Price
Price
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Reinforcement Learning
Reinforcement Learning
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Machine Learning Pipeline
Machine Learning Pipeline
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Classification
Classification
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Regression
Regression
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Clustering
Clustering
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Dimensionality Reduction
Dimensionality Reduction
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Customer Segmentation
Customer Segmentation
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Group (Cluster)
Group (Cluster)
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Image Segmentation
Image Segmentation
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Social Network Analysis
Social Network Analysis
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Document Clustering
Document Clustering
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Genomic Data Analysis
Genomic Data Analysis
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Market Basket Analysis
Market Basket Analysis
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Principal Component Analysis (PCA)
Principal Component Analysis (PCA)
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K-Means Clustering
K-Means Clustering
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Data Gathering & Preparing
Data Gathering & Preparing
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Selecting & Training The Model
Selecting & Training The Model
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Preparing Data
Preparing Data
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Gathering Data
Gathering Data
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Testing & Deploying The Model
Testing & Deploying The Model
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Responsible AI
Responsible AI
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Why is Responsible AI Important?
Why is Responsible AI Important?
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Study Notes
Introduction to Artificial Intelligence (CPCS-335)
- Course: CPCS-335 Introduction to Artificial Intelligence
- Lecture: 8, Machine Learning Part (I): Introduction
- Instructor: Dr. Arwa Basbrain & Dr. Nofe Alganmi
Machine Learning (ML) introduction
- ML is a subset of AI focused on algorithm and statistical model development.
- Computers perform tasks without explicit programming.
- Computers learn from data.
- A computer program learns from experience (E) with respect to task (T) and performance measure (P). Performance on T, as measured by P, improves with experience.
Why use machine learning agents?
- Adapt to dynamic environments
- Improve performance
- Handle uncertainty
- Reduce human intervention
- Complex decision-making
- Generalization and transfer learning
- Handling large data
- Real-time decision-making
ML Applications
- Search engines
- Online shopping
- Entertainment (e.g., YouTube)
- Social media (e.g., Facebook)
- Smart assistants
- Navigation
- Banking
- Fraud detection
ML Pipeline: From Problem to Deployment
- Gathering data
- Preparing data
- Selecting & training the model
- Testing & deploying the model
Important Characteristics of Training Data
- Quality: Data must be accurate, unbiased, and relevant to the problem.
- Quantity: More training data generally leads to better model performance. Larger datasets offer more comprehensive representations of the scenario or problem to be solved.
Types of Machine Learning Models
- Supervised learning
- Unsupervised learning
- Reinforcement learning
Supervised Learning
- Labelled data: Data with known correct outputs.
- Classification: Sorting items into categories (e.g., cat vs. dog images).
- Regression: Identifying real values (e.g., house prices).
Unsupervised Learning
- Clustering: Grouping unlabeled data based on similarities or differences (e.g., customer segmentation).
- Dimensionality reduction: Reducing the number of features in a dataset (e.g., medical image analysis).
Reinforcement Learning
- Learning through interactions with the environment.
- Learning by trial and error based on feedback from the environment.
- Agent learns to make decisions to maximize a reward signal over time.
Examples of Learning Domains
- Classification: Fraud detection, email spam detection, diagnostics, image classification
- Regression: House price prediction, temperature forecasting, stock price prediction, healthcare cost prediction, energy consumption forecasting
- Clustering: Customer segmentation, image segmentation, social network analysis, document clustering, genomic data analysis.
- Reinforcement Learning: Finances, Manufacturing, Stock management, self-driving cars.
Machine Learning Main Components
- Data: The fuel for machine learning.
- Model: The core component of machine learning, gains knowledge from training data to make predictions on new, unseen data.
Data Sources
- Ecommerce
- Financial
- Environmental
- Transportation
- Healthcare
- Social Media
- Internet of Things
- Education
- Communication
- Research
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This quiz covers essential concepts in machine learning, focusing on supervised and unsupervised learning, as well as practical applications in real estate data analysis. Test your knowledge on property features, pricing, and learning methodologies within a machine learning context.