Machine Learning For All

Hritik Rawat
Section – M
University Roll No. - 2218024
Outline

• What is Machine Learning.

• Why Machine Learning.
What is Machine Learning (ML)

• ML refers to a system capable of the autonomous

acquisition and integration of knowledge.

• ML is a branch of artificial intelligence:

• Uses computing based systems to make sense out of data
• Extracting patterns, fitting data to functions, classifying data, etc.

• ML systems can learn and improve

• With historical data, time and experience
• Bridges theoretical computer science and real noise data .
Why Machine Learning

• No human experts

• Industrial/manufacturing control.
• Mass spectrometer analysis, drug design, astronomic discovery.

• Black-box human expertise

• Face/handwriting/speech recognition.
• Driving a car, flying a plane.
Why Machine Learning

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