ML Introduction - KS
ML Introduction - KS
UNIT-1
INTRODUCTION
TOPICS TO BE COVERED
Machine Learning: Basics
Find-S
Inductive Bias
Machine Learning Basics-Definition
It usually delivers quicker, more accurate results to help you spot profitable
opportunities on dangerous risks.
Machine Learning Basics-Definition
It uses techniques + theories of
mathematics,
statistics,
computer science,
information science to
build model.
Machine Learning Basics-Definition
accurate predictions
Machine Learning Basics-Benefits
ML enables automation
ability to use.
is capable enough.
Machine Learning Basics-Benefits
ML is capable of managing,
rapidly increasing.
ML is expected to continue
This demand is primarily because these ML engineers and their applied skills have
resulted in great success for companies around the world.
There are many companies around the globe, which are hiring machine engineers
and experts.
Machine Learning Basics-Demand-Reason?
Machine Learning Basics-Relationship between AL, ML, and DS
Machine Learning Basics-Relationship between AI and ML
Machine Learning Basics-Relationship between ML and DS
aspects.
Machine Learning Basics-Relationship between ML and DS
Machine Learning Basics-Features
Machine Learning Basics-Features
Feature 01: Pattern detection can be defined as the classification of data based
on knowledge already gained or on statistical information extracted from the
patterns.
Feature 02: A change when exposed to new data by using a method is called as
reinforcement learning. It uses external feedback to teach the system to change its
internal workings in order to guess better next time.
Feature 03: ML uses algorithms that learn from previous data to help produce
reliable and repeatable decisions.
Feature 04: Statistical and ML algorithms that teach patterns, and relationships
from data, can also express them as mathematical equations.
Machine Learning Basics-Traditional Approach vs. ML Approach
Machine Learning Basics-Traditional Approach vs. ML Approach
TRADITIONAL APPROACH
Traditionally, you would hard code the decision rule for a problem at hand,
evaluate the results of the program, if results were satisfactory, the program would
be deployed in production. If the results were not as expected, one would review
the errors, change the program, and evaluated again.
This iterative process continues till one gets the expected result.
MACHINE LEARNING APPROACH
The decision rules are not hard coded.
The problem is solved by training a model with the training data in order to derive
or learn an algorithm that best represents the relationship.
If the results were satisfactory, the model would be deployed in production, and if
the results were not satisfactory, then the training is repeated with some changes.
Machine Learning Basics