Machine Learning (ML) is a subset of artificial intelligence (AI) that involves using algorithms and statistical models to enable computers to perform tasks without being explicitly programmed to perform those tasks. It is essentially a method of training computers to learn from and make decisions based on data. Here is a more detailed breakdown:
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Definition
A data analysis method that automates analytical model building, allowing systems to learn from data, identify patterns, and make decisions with minimal human intervention.
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Learning from Data
Algorithms use statistical techniques to enable computers to ‘learn’ and improve at tasks as they are exposed to more data.
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Adaptive Learning
Emphasizes the development of programs that can access data and use it to learn and adapt without human intervention.
Types of Machine Learning:
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Supervised Learning
The model is trained on a labeled dataset, which contains both input data and the corresponding correct output. The model makes predictions based on the input data and is corrected when its predictions are incorrect.
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Unsupervised Learning
Deals with datasets without labeled responses. The system learns the underlying patterns and the structure from the data without any supervision.
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Reinforcement Learning
Used when the labeled data is limited. It combines a small amount of labeled data with many unlabeled data during training.
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Semi-Supervised Learning
The model is trained on a labeled dataset containing input data and the corresponding correct output. The model makes predictions based on the input data and is corrected when its predictions are incorrect.
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Self-Supervised Learning
An unsupervised learning paradigm where the data itself provides supervision. It does not require external labels but uses the data to supervise itself.
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Meta-Learning
The model learns from different kinds of data and tasks and applies this knowledge to perform new unseen tasks.
Applications:
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Image and Speech Recognition
Used in applications for recognizing patterns in images and speech.
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Recommendation Systems
Used in online retail and streaming platforms to analyze user behavior and preferences to make product or content recommendations.
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Natural Language Processing
Involves the interaction between computers and human language, helping computers to understand, interpret, and generate human language in a valuable way.
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Predictive Analytics
Creates predictive models that can forecast future events based on historical data.
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Autonomous Vehicles
It involves the interaction between computers and human language, helping computers to understand, interpret, and generate human language in a valuable way.
Challenges:
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Challenge
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Data Quality
The quality of the data used to train the model can significantly affect the model’s performance.
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Overfitting and Underfitting
Common problems where the model performs too well on the training data but poorly on unseen data (overfitting) or cannot capture the underlying trend of the data (underfitting).
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Computational Complexity
Some machine learning models require high computational power and resources, which can be a limitation.
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Ethical Concerns
Common problems are where the model performs too well on the training data but poorly on unseen data (overfitting) or cannot capture the underlying trend of the data (underfitting).
Deep Learning
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Definition
A subset of machine learning where neural networks with three or more layers learn from vast amounts of data. These neural networks attempt to simulate the behavior of the human brain—albeit far from matching its ability—allowing it to “learn” from large amounts of data.
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Neural Networks
Utilizes neural networks with many layers (hence “deep”) to analyze various data factors. The deep layers allow the network to learn from the data hierarchically, where each layer identifies a different data feature.
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Data Processing
Deep learning algorithms automatically extract and learn features from data, eliminating the need for manual feature extraction.
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Applications
Utilizes neural networks with many layers (hence “deep”) to analyze various data factors. The deep layers allow the network to learn from the data hierarchically, where each layer identifies a different feature.
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Challenges
Used in various fields, including image and speech recognition, natural language processing, autonomous vehicles, and even art creation.
Artificial Intelligence
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Definition
The primary goal is to create systems that can function intelligently and independently, potentially outperforming humans in complex problem-solving, decision-making, language understanding, and pattern recognition tasks.
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Goal
A broad field of computer science focused on creating intelligent machines capable of performing tasks that typically require human intelligence. To achieve its goals, it encompasses various subfields, including machine learning and deep learning.
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Applications
A broad field of computer science focused on creating intelligent machines capable of performing tasks that typically require human intelligence. It encompasses various subfields, including machine learning and deep learning, to achieve its goals.
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Development Stages
Widely used in numerous sectors, including healthcare (for disease diagnosis and prediction), finance (for fraud detection and robo-advisors), automotive (for autonomous vehicles), and customer service (for chatbots).
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Ethical Considerations
AI development often follows stages from rule-based systems to machine learning and deep learning, progressively increasing in complexity and capability.
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This Machine Learning Tutorial is ideal for beginners and professionals who want to master Machine Learning Algorithms. Below are the topics covered in this Machine Learning Tutorial for Beginners video:
2:47 What is Machine Learning?
4:08 AI vs ML vs Deep Learning
5:43 How does Machine Learning works?
6:18 Types of Machine Learning
6:43 Supervised Learning
8:38 Supervised Learning Examples
11:49 Unsupervised Learning
13:54 Unsupervised Learning Examples
16:09 Reinforcement Learning
18:39 Reinforcement Learning Examples
19:34 AI vs Machine Learning vs Deep Learning
22:09 Examples of AI
23:39 Examples of Machine Learning
25:04 What is Deep Learning?
25:54 Example of Deep Learning
27:29 Machine Learning vs Deep Learning
33:49 Jupyter Notebook Tutorial
34:49 Installation
50:24 Machine Learning Tutorial
51:04 Classification Algorithm
51:39 Anomaly Detection Algorithm
52:14 Clustering Algorithm
53:34 Regression Algorithm
54:14 Demo: Iris Dataset
1:12:11 Stats & Probability for Machine Learning 1:16:16 Categories of Data
1:16:36 Qualitative Data
1:17:51 Quantitative Data
1:20:55 What is Statistics?
1:23:25 Statistics Terminologies
1:24:30 Sampling Techniques
1:27:15 Random Sampling
1:28:05 Systematic Sampling
1:28:35 Stratified Sampling
1:29:35 Types of Statistics
1:32:21 Descriptive Statistics
1:37:36 Measures of Spread
1:44:01 Information Gain & Entropy
1:56:08 Confusion Matrix
2:00:53 Probability
2:03:19 Probability Terminologies
2:04:55 Types of Events
2:05:35 Probability of Distribution
2:10:45 Types of Probability
2:11:10 Marginal Probability
2:11:40 Joint Probability
2:12:35 Conditional Probability
2:13:30 Use-Case
2:17:25 Bayes Theorem
2:23:40 Inferential Statistics
2:24:00 Point Estimation
2:26:50 Interval Estimate
2:30:10 Margin of Error
2:34:20 Hypothesis Testing
2:41:25 Supervised Learning Algorithms
2:42:40 Regression
2:44:05 Linear vs Logistic Regression
2:49:55 Understanding Linear Regression Algorithm 3:11:10 Logistic Regression Curve
3:18:34 Titanic Data Analysis
3:58:39 Decision Tree
3:58:59 what is Classification?
4:01:24 Types of Classification
4:08:35 Decision Tree
4:14:20 Decision Tree Terminologies
4:18:05 Entropy
4:44:05 Credit Risk Detection Use-case
4:51:45 Random Forest
5:00:40 Random Forest Use-Cases
5:04:29 Random Forest Algorithm
5:16:44 KNN Algorithm
5:20:09 KNN Algorithm Working
5:27:24 KNN Demo
5:35:05 Naive Bayes
5:40:55 Naive Bayes Working
5:44:25Industrial Use of Naive Bayes
5:50:25 Types of Naive Bayes
5:51:25 Steps involved in Naive Bayes
5:52:05 PIMA Diabetic Test Use Case
6:04:55 Support Vector Machine
6:10:20 Non-Linear SVM
6:12:05 SVM Use-case
6:13:30 k Means Clustering & Association Rule Mining
6:16:33 Types of Clustering
6:17:34 K-Means Clustering
6:17:59 K-Means Working
6:21:54 Pros & Cons of K-Means Clustering
6:23:44 K-Means Demo
6:28:44 Hirechial Clustering
6:31:14 Association Rule Mining
6:34:04 Apriori Algorithm
6:39:19 Apriori Algorithm Demo
6:43:29 Reinforcement Learning
6:46:39 Reinforcement Learning: Counter-Strike Example 6:53:59 Markov's Decision Process
6:58:04 Q-Learning
7:02:39 The Bellman Equation
7:12:14 Transitioning to Q-Learning
7:17:29 Implementing Q-Learning
7:23:33 Machine Learning Projects
7:38:53 Who is a ML Engineer?
7:39:28 ML Engineer Job Trends
7:40:43 ML Engineer Salary Trends
7:42:33 ML Engineer Skills
7:44:08 ML Engineer Job Description
7:45:53 ML Engineer Resume
7:54:48 Machine Learning Interview Questions
