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1. Data Science
2. Machine Learning(ML)
3. Data Analytics
4. All of the above
1. Association
2. Analytics
3. Learning
4. All of the above
1. Machine Learning
2. Classification
3. Regression
4. All of the above
1. Regression
2. Decision Tree
3. KNN
4. All of the above
1. unlabeled
2. labeled
3. semi-labeled
4. all of the above
6. Support Vector Machines (SVMs) are well-known supervised classification
algorithms that separate different categories of data.
1. Semi-supervised
2. unsupervised
3. supervised
4. all of the above
1. Apriori Algorithm
2. K-means
3. Cluster analysis
4. All of the above
1. input attribute
2. hidden attribute
3. output attribute
4. categorical attribute
1. ordinal
2. nominal
3. categorical
4. Boolean
Answer
1). Artificial Intelligence :
For the first, regarding the term Artificial Intelligence itself, namely, an Intelligence
that is created or an Engineering Science which is built, to solve a Cognitive Problem
on a system so that it can think as if it resembled a human.
1). Algorithm
2). Analogical Reasoning
3). Analytical Validation
4). Artificial General Intelligence (AGI)
Machine Learning :
1). Classification Model :
A type of machine learning that can distinguish two or more data by class. For
example in the natural language classification model that can distinguish whether
a sentence is written in Jamaican, Brazilian, or Spanish.
2). Clustering :
The method relates to identifying data by creating a vector data group based on the
the similarity of the data.
3). Data Set :
A collection of several examples
4). Deep Model :
The deep model uses a layered method (neural networks) called layers where
each layer consists of neurons.
5). Hierarchial Cluster :
This is the last method, it is inspired by how a human being can identify the
grouping of an animal or a plant by species, species, orders, etc.
Deep Learning :
Deep learning or deep structured learning/hierarchical learning is a subset of artificial
intelligence and machine learning, which is the development of multiple-layer neural
networks to provide task precision. Examples include object detection, speech
recognition, and more.
Answer :
Supervised Learning
Unsupervised Learning
Reinforcement Learning
Semi-Supervised Learning
Multi-Instance Learning
Self–Supervised Learning
Inductive Learning
Online Learning
Multi-Task Learning
Ensemble Learning
3). What is the difference between deep learning and machine learning?
According to my personal view regarding the difference between the two types of machine
learning, both the type of learning. The depth which is part of the artificial intelligence
itself where to type. Machine learning here is more directed to a computer concept that is
able to think and act by itself without any touch from humans themselves.
As for the type of deep learning, is more about where a computer is made or programmed
to be able to learn to think using structures that have been created or modeled on the human
brain as closely as possible to the real situation.
4). What is the main key difference between supervised and unsupervisedmachine
learning?
Answer :
The main difference here between both the supervised and unsupervised learning
sides: Labeled data. The main difference between the two approaches is in the use of labeled
data sets. Or in more detail here, in te of supervised learning algorithms, uses labeled input
and output data, while learning algorithms without supervision.
5). There are many machine learning algorithms now. If given a data set,how can
one determine which algorithm to be used for that?
Answer :
1). For the first part, of course, Get the Dataset that will be used.
2). Then for the next second stage, namely using techniques to choose the right form of
machine learning algorithm to be applied.
3). Next, Go to Visualize the Data.
4). In Stage Four go to the Randomized in Pairs section.
5). Sort the Data from largest to Size based on Training Data & Vulnerable Training Time.
6). Next is to determine the Decision Tree that will be used in taking the right steps.
7). Then after the decision has been determined, make an approach model in the form of
Logistic regression.
8). And the last stage is to arrive at the Random Forest.
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