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What is the main characteristic of unsupervised learning?
What is the main characteristic of unsupervised learning?
- The model is trained with labeled data.
- It requires extensive human intervention to classify data.
- The algorithm identifies patterns without predefined outputs. (correct)
- The model learns through reinforcement feedback.
Which algorithm is commonly used in unsupervised learning for grouping data?
Which algorithm is commonly used in unsupervised learning for grouping data?
- Decision Trees
- K-means clustering (correct)
- Linear Regression
- Support Vector Machines
In the unsupervised learning example, what features were listed for the customer dataset?
In the unsupervised learning example, what features were listed for the customer dataset?
- Age, purchase history, and browsing habits. (correct)
- Geographical location and income levels.
- Brand preferences and payment methods.
- Customer names and email addresses.
What outcome does unsupervised learning aim to achieve with unlabelled data?
What outcome does unsupervised learning aim to achieve with unlabelled data?
Which cluster could describe frequent buyers likely to be loyal customers?
Which cluster could describe frequent buyers likely to be loyal customers?
Why is clustering important in unsupervised learning applications?
Why is clustering important in unsupervised learning applications?
What is typically absent in datasets used for unsupervised learning?
What is typically absent in datasets used for unsupervised learning?
How does unsupervised learning handle the data without labels?
How does unsupervised learning handle the data without labels?
What can be a consequence of applying unsupervised learning on customer data?
What can be a consequence of applying unsupervised learning on customer data?
What type of machine learning does clustering represent?
What type of machine learning does clustering represent?
What is the primary characteristic of supervised learning?
What is the primary characteristic of supervised learning?
In the context of a supervised learning model distinguishing between cats and dogs, what role do the labeled images serve?
In the context of a supervised learning model distinguishing between cats and dogs, what role do the labeled images serve?
What type of outputs does a regression model aim to predict?
What type of outputs does a regression model aim to predict?
Which of the following is an example of a feature that might be used in a regression model to predict house prices?
Which of the following is an example of a feature that might be used in a regression model to predict house prices?
Which statement describes the training phase of a regression model?
Which statement describes the training phase of a regression model?
What common characteristic do linear regression and decision tree regression share?
What common characteristic do linear regression and decision tree regression share?
What is the first step in building a supervised learning model?
What is the first step in building a supervised learning model?
How does a supervised learning model learn to make predictions?
How does a supervised learning model learn to make predictions?
What type of problem does predicting the price of a house represent?
What type of problem does predicting the price of a house represent?
When a model takes a new, unlabeled image for prediction of whether it is a cat or a dog, what is this step called?
When a model takes a new, unlabeled image for prediction of whether it is a cat or a dog, what is this step called?
Flashcards
Unsupervised Learning
Unsupervised Learning
Machine learning technique where the model learns from unlabeled data.
Clustering
Clustering
Grouping similar data points into clusters based on their characteristics.
K-Means Clustering
K-Means Clustering
A common algorithm used for clustering, where data points are grouped based on their distance to a cluster center.
Features
Features
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Labeled Data
Labeled Data
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Unlabeled Data
Unlabeled Data
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Dataset Preparation
Dataset Preparation
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Insight
Insight
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Customer Segmentation
Customer Segmentation
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Product Recommendation
Product Recommendation
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Model Training
Model Training
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Labeled Dataset
Labeled Dataset
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Input Features
Input Features
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Labels
Labels
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Regression Model
Regression Model
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Unseen Data
Unseen Data
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Model Prediction
Model Prediction
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Classification Model
Classification Model
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Mean Squared Error (MSE)
Mean Squared Error (MSE)
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Study Notes
Supervised Learning
- Supervised learning trains a model using labeled data, where input data is paired with correct output.
- The model learns to map input to output by identifying patterns in training data.
- Once trained, the model can predict outputs for new, unseen data.
Example: Cat vs. Dog Image Recognition
- Dataset Preparation: A labeled dataset of cat and dog images is created, labeling each image as "cat" or "dog."
- Training: The learning algorithm finds patterns (e.g., cats often have smaller ears, dogs have longer snouts).
- Model Prediction: The trained model can classify new images based on learned patterns.
- Labeled data ("cat" or "dog") acts as supervision guiding model training.
Regression Model
- Regression predicts continuous outcomes, not categories.
- It learns relationships between input variables (features) and a continuous target variable using historical data.
Example: House Price Prediction
- Dataset Preparation: A dataset is created with house features (size, bedrooms, location, age) and associated house prices.
- Training: The model learns how house features relate to price (e.g. larger houses in specific neighborhoods tend to have higher prices).
- Prediction: The trained model can predict the price of a new unseen house based on its features.
Unsupervised Learning
- Unsupervised learning trains a model on data without labeled outputs.
- The algorithm identifies patterns, structures, or relationships within the data on its own, without predefined categories.
- It's used to discover hidden structures or groupings.
Example: Customer Segmentation
- Dataset Preparation: Collect customer data (age, purchase history, browsing habits) but don't label customer types.
- Clustering: An algorithm (e.g., K-means) groups customers into clusters based on similarities in behavior.
- Example clusters: Young adults who buy tech products, older customers who buy home goods occasionally, frequent buyers of various products.
- Insight: The model creates meaningful customer segments based on behavior, even without predefined categories.
- Unsupervised learning reveals hidden patterns, useful for targeted marketing, product recommendations, or further analysis.
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This quiz covers the fundamentals of supervised learning, focusing on how models are trained with labeled data to predict outcomes. Examples like cat vs. dog image recognition and house price prediction illustrate the practical applications of regression and classification techniques. Test your understanding of these essential machine learning concepts!
