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    Machine learning is a form of artificial intelligence that enables computer systems to learn from data rather than through explicit programming. The document provides definitions of machine learning and discusses key aspects like supervised vs. unsupervised learning. It then provides 10 multiple choice questions with answers on machine learning topics including k-means clustering, feature selection, support vector machines, k-nearest neighbors, and model evaluation metrics.

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    Machine learning is a form of artificial intelligence that enables computer systems to learn from data rather than through explicit programming. The document provides definitions of machine learning and discusses key aspects like supervised vs. unsupervised learning. It then provides 10 multiple choice questions with answers on machine learning topics including k-means clustering, feature selection, support vector machines, k-nearest neighbors, and model evaluation metrics.

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    Machine learning is a form of artificial intelligence that enables computer systems to learn from data rather than through explicit programming. The document provides definitions of machine learning and discusses key aspects like supervised vs. unsupervised learning. It then provides 10 multiple choice questions with answers on machine learning topics including k-means clustering, feature selection, support vector machines, k-nearest neighbors, and model evaluation metrics.

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    What is machine

    learning ?
     A. Machine learning is the
    science of getting computers to
    act without being
    explicitly programmed.
     B.Machine Learning is a
    Form of AI that Enables a
    System to Learn from
    Data
    What is machine
    learning ?
     A. Machine learning is the
    science of getting computers to
    act without being
    explicitly programmed.
     B.Machine Learning is a
    Form of AI that Enables a
    System to Learn from
    Data
    Q1: The k-means algorithm is a
     (A) Supervised learning algorithm
     (B) Unsupervised learning algorithm
     (C) Semi-supervised learning algorithm
     (D) Weakly supervised learning algorithm
    Answer: - (B)

    Q2: When the number of features increases


     (A) Computation time increases
     (B) Model becomes complex
     (C) Learning accuracy decreases
     (D) All of the above
    Answer: - (D)

    Q3: For unsupervised learning, we have ____ model.


     (A) interactive
     (B) predictive
     (C) descriptive
     (D) prescriptive
    Answer: - (C)

    Q4: We can define this probability as p(A|B) = p(A,B)/p(B) if


    p(B) > 0
     (A) Conditional probability
     (B) Marginal probability
     (C) Bayes probability
     (D) Norm Probabilityity
    Answer: - (A)

    Q5: Predicting whether a tumor is malignant or benign is an


    example of?
     (A) Unsupervised Learning
     (B) Supervised Regression Problem
     (C) Supervised Classification Problem
     (D) Categorical Attribute
    Answer: - (C)

    Q6: This refers to the transformations applied to the identified


    data before feeding the same into the algorithm.
     (A) Problem Identification
     (B) Identification of Required Data
     (C) Data Pre-processing
     (D) Definition of Training Data Set
    Answer: - (C)

    Q7: Which of the following is true about SVM?


     (A) It is useful only in high-dimensional spaces
     (B) It requires less memory
     (C) SVM does not perform well when we have a large data set
     (D) SVM performs well when we have a large data set
    Answer: - (D)
    Q8: When you find many noises in data, which of the following
    options would you consider in kNN?
     (A) Increase the value of k
     (B) Decrease the value of k
     (C) Noise does not depend on k
     (D) k = 0
    Answer: - (A)

    Q9: The average squared difference between classifier


    predicted output and actual output
     (A) mean squared error
     (B) root mean squared error
     (C) mean absolute error
     (D) mean relative error
    Answer: - (A)

    Q10: Which of the following is not a benefit of using Grid


    search?
     (A) It can be applied to non-differentiable functions.
     (B) It can be applied to non-continuous functions
     (C) It is easy to implement
     (D) It runs reasonably fast for multiple linear regression
    Answer: - (D)

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