Programming AI With Python: December 2024
Programming AI With Python: December 2024
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Definition of AI
Artificial intelligence is about creating machines capable of understanding, learning,
and performing tasks that typically require human intelligence.
History of AI
The history of AI involves milestones in technology and research that have paved the
way for modern advancements in intelligent machines.
Python
Python's Popularity
Python's simplicity and versatile libraries make it a popular choice for
implementing machine learning algorithms efficiently.
Implementing ML in Python
We will cover the basics of machine learning and demonstrate how to
effectively implement it using Python frameworks.
Deep Learning with Python
Understanding Deep Learning
Deep learning involves creating neural networks that mimic the human brain's
architecture, allowing for complex data processing.
Applications in AI
Deep learning is widely applied in computer vision and natural language processing,
transforming industries with advanced AI capabilities.
Flexibility
Python offers flexibility in programming styles, allowing developers to create various AI
applications efficiently.
Rich Libraries
A wide range of libraries, such as TensorFlow, Keras, and PyTorch, simplifies the
development of AI applications.
Coding Examples
Introduction to AI Programming
This section introduces the basics of AI programming using Python, a popular language
for AI development.
Scikit-learn Library
Scikit-learn is a powerful Python library that simplifies the training and
evaluation of machine learning models.
Python AI Programming
Variables and Data Types
Control Structures
Functions
Why Learn Python for AI Programming
Types of AI
Machine Learning vs. Traditional Programming
Deep Learning Overview
NumPy Arrays
Basic Array Operations
Project 1: Linear Regression Model: Implement a simple linear regression model from scratch using Python
and NumPy. You can train it on a small dataset and visualize the regression line.