Introduction to Jeopardy

Jeopardy is a classic quiz show that has been on the air since the 1960s. It has
become a popular television game show due to its fast-paced, exciting
gameplay. The game consists of three rounds, with questions in categories
such as science, history, and entertainment.
AI & Machine Learning Terminology

AI and machine learning are terms used to describe computer programming

that can learn and make decisions on its own. AI stands for Artificial
Intelligence, while Machine Learning is the process of using algorithms and
data to make decisions. These terms will be used throughout this lesson.
Algorithm

An algorithm is a set of instructions used to solve a problem. In computer

programming, algorithms are used to process data and make decisions.
Algorithms are used in many areas, from video games to self-driving cars.
Data

Data is information that is collected and stored in a computer. This data can
be used to make decisions and predictions. For example, an algorithm can use
data collected from past Jeopardy games to make predictions about future
games.
Decision Tree

A decision tree is a type of algorithm used to make decisions. It is based on

the idea of breaking down a problem into smaller, “branches” and making a
decision at each branch. For example, a decision tree could be used to decide
which category of questions to use for a Jeopardy game.
Artificial Neural Network

An artificial neural network is a type of algorithm that is modeled after the

human brain. It is used to recognize patterns in data and make predictions.
This type of algorithm can be used to predict the categories and questions of
future Jeopardy games.
Regression

Regression is a type of algorithm used to predict future outcomes based on

past data. For example, it can be used to predict the questions and categories
of future Jeopardy games based on past games.
Classification

Classification is a type of algorithm used to classify data into categories. For

example, it can be used to classify questions into categories for a Jeopardy
game. It can also be used to classify Jeopardy contestants into different skill
levels.
Clustering

Clustering is a type of algorithm used to group similar items together. For

example, this type of algorithm can be used to group Jeopardy questions into
categories. It can also be used to group Jeopardy contestants into different
skill levels.
Learning Model

A learning model is a type of algorithm used to “learn” from data. It can be

used to make predictions about future outcomes based on past data. For
example, a learning model can be used to predict the categories and
questions of future Jeopardy games.
Supervised Learning

Supervised learning is a type of learning model that uses labeled data to

make predictions. It is used to predict the questions and categories of future
Jeopardy games based on past games. This type of learning model is very
useful for understanding the game and predicting future outcomes.
Unsupervised Learning

Unsupervised learning is a type of learning model that uses unlabeled data to

make predictions. It can be used to group Jeopardy questions into categories
or group Jeopardy contestants into different skill levels. This type of learning
model can also be used to make predictions about the game.
Reinforcement Learning

Reinforcement learning is a type of learning model used to learn from

interactions with the environment. It can be used to learn how to play
Jeopardy and make predictions about future games. This type of learning
model is useful for understanding and predicting the game.
Deep Learning

Deep learning is a type of learning model that uses artificial neural networks.
It is a powerful tool for making predictions and can be used to predict the
categories and questions of future Jeopardy games. It can also be used to
predict the winner of a Jeopardy game.
Summary
In this lesson, we have discussed the various AI and machine learning
concepts and terminology used in the Jeopardy game. We have discussed
algorithms, data, decision trees, artificial neural networks, regression,
classification, clustering, learning models, supervised learning, unsupervised
learning, reinforcement learning, and deep learning. These terms can be used
to make predictions about future Jeopardy games and to understand the
game better.