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patterns
AI finds ______ in structured and unstructured data and uses them to make predictions
structured
data in tables with rows and columns is an example of _______ (structured/unstructured) data
unstructured
data in formats like images, videos, free text, and sound are examples of ______ (structured/unstructured) data
true
T/F: brain waves and molecules are a types of unstructured data
statistics
focus on developing new estimators with key theoretical properties such as unbiasedness, consistency, efficiency, asymptomatic normality, and robustness
AI/ML
focus on predictive accuracy and computational speed with few theoretical guarantees such as evaluating predictive accuracy on out-of-sample data and comparison to existing predictive methods
rule-based AI
hard-coded logic that works with small datasets or no data at all and required heavy human involvement in design
ML AI
handles moderate amount of data to learn patterns and requires medium human involvement
deep learning
handles very large datasets for complex pattern recognition and deep neural networks
linear regression
a statistical method used to fit a linear model to a given data set
true
T/F: linear regression can be a relatively poor predictor of outcomes for complicated data patterns
decision trees
used to divide data into smaller groups to fit simple models for each group
interpretability
builds trust with patients, offers transparency, ensures accountability through informed decision making, and regulatory requirements in healthcare
boosted trees
uses multiple trees instead of one, building each new tree sequentially following the last tree with improvements; very powerful but difficult to compute and fine tune
Xgboost
powerful and popular algorithm built on boosted trees for structured data
neural networks
allow analyzation of unstructured data using multi-stage regression or classification model
explainability
a single tree model has more ______ than a boosted tree model
accuracy
a boosted tree model has more ______ than a single tree model
activation function
a neural network uses an ______ to discard useless results
image
neural networks are the most powerful ML tool for ______ classification
pixel
neural networks function by assigning a weight to each ______
performance monitoring
a process used to ensure model generalizability to fit both existing and new data well
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what is a common split for data into training, validation, and test data to ensure performance monitoring
predefined iterations, cross-validation, and regularization
three examples of stopping rules to complete model training
K-fold cross validation
data is split into k mutual subsets and k number training/testing experiments are conducted
bias-variance trade-off
balancing model complexity and prediction accuracy
bias
model is too simple and misses important patterns - underfitting
variance
model is too complicated and captures noise from the training data making a bad predictor for new data - overfitting
define, collect, prepare, discover, train, evaluate, select, and launch/monitor/maintain
define the process for ML
Microsoft Azure, SAS Enterprise Miner (Viya), and Python Sci-Kit Learn
examples of structured data platforms
Amazon Rekognition, IBM Visual Recognition, and Google Vision AI
image apps for unstructured data platforms
IBM Watson Tone Analyzer and Amazon Comprehend
text apps for unstructured data platforms
false
T/F: it is advisable to incorporate multiple coding languages into your coding when analyzing unstructured data platformrs
reduce cost, manual labor, and subjectivity
use cases for AI/ML
descriptive (what happened?) and diagnostic (why did it happen?) analysis
when should ML NOT be used?
data quality, labeling, and model accuracy/confidence
why do most ML projects fail?