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    Machine learning involves using algorithms to learn from data and make predictions without being explicitly programmed. It works by training machine learning models on problem data to learn patterns and relationships that allow the models to provide answers to new, similar problems. The machine learning lifecycle involves problem formulation, data processing, model training, evaluation, and deployment, with the goal of building accurate models that meet business needs. Key machine learning concepts include labels, features, dimensionality, model weights, and training models on data to optimize predictive performance.

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    Machine learning involves using algorithms to learn from data and make predictions without being explicitly programmed. It works by training machine learning models on problem data to learn patterns and relationships that allow the models to provide answers to new, similar problems. The machine learning lifecycle involves problem formulation, data processing, model training, evaluation, and deployment, with the goal of building accurate models that meet business needs. Key machine learning concepts include labels, features, dimensionality, model weights, and training models on data to optimize predictive performance.

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    Intro to Machine Learning

    What is Machine Learning (ML)?

    Problem & Data


    Classical Programming (If/else, etc.) Answers
    Rules

    Problem & Data Trained ML Models


    ML Algorithms Answers
    Answers (Rules)

    New Similar Problem & Data

    2 Amazon Confidential
    What is Machine Learning (ML)?

    “The field of study that gives computers the ability to learn


    without being explicitly programmed”
    Arthur Samuel
    Pioneer of AI research

    3 Amazon Confidential
    What is a Model?

    f(x)
    Model
    Data Answer
    A function which
    can provide answer
    to question from
    data.

    4 Amazon Confidential
    Answer
    ML Lifecycle
    New Data/Re-training Model Deployment

    Business Problems
    Yes

    Data Processing Model


    • Data Exploration • Training
    Problem • Data Augmentation • Evaluation
    Meets
    Business
    Formulation • Feature Engineering • Interpretation Goal?
    • Etc. • Etc.

    No

    Problem Data Model Answer

    5 Amazon Confidential
    ML Jargons
    ML optimizes on predictive performance, while statistics places
    importance on interpretability and parsimony/simplicity.
    ML / Statistics Jargon Definition
    Label/Target/Output Variable/”y” The results to predict
    Feature/Input Variable/”x” Input data to help make predictions
    Feature Engineering / Transformation Reshaping raw input data to give more insights
    Dimensionality / [1st d, 2nd d, … , nth d] Number of features
    Model Weights / Parameters A set of numbers embedded in a model to make
    predictions
    Model Training Applying optimization techniques to find the “best” set
    of model weights

    6 Amazon Confidential

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