Machine Learning Concepts and Python Basics

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These flashcards cover key machine learning concepts and fundamental Python basics that are essential for understanding the subject.

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What is the purpose of Numpy in machine learning?

Numpy is used for arithmetic operations and assumes a grid structure, working with either all numbers or strings.

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What is the function of Pandas in machine learning?

Pandas provides data structures that resemble sheets and can handle different types of data, unlike Numpy.

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What does the function len() do in Python?

len() is a built-in function used to determine the length or number of items in various data types.

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What is the main characteristic of supervised learning?

In supervised learning, the machine is taught by example with provided inputs and outputs.

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What type of learning combines labeled and unlabeled data?

Semi-supervised learning combines some defined (labeled) data with additional unlabeled data.

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What does unsupervised learning do?

Unsupervised learning identifies patterns and relationships in data without a provided answer key.

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What is reinforcement learning in machine learning?

Reinforcement learning involves a machine making decisions based on defined allowed actions and observing outcomes.

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What is deep learning?

Deep learning utilizes cognitive computing to process vast amounts of data, improving capabilities in image and sound analysis.

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What is the significance of prediction in AI?

Prediction in AI generates missing information from existing data, playing a crucial role in decision making.

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How does the concept of cheap technology affect business models?

Cheap technology increases accessibility and alters business models by changing the economics surrounding it.

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What is the relationship between AI prediction technology and economics?

AI prediction technology serves as a framework for understanding trade-offs in decision-making within various arenas.

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What does the term 'Creative Destruction Lab' refer to?

It is a seed-stage program that increases the probability of success for science-based startups.

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What is the role of AI in data categorization?

AI excels at compartmentalizing and categorizing data, completing simple tasks and answering anticipatory questions.

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What effect does significant price drop have on behavior?

Significant price drops can change mindsets and behaviors, making previously impossible actions feasible.

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Data Literacy,

Understanding and interpreting data effectively.

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Causality

Establishing a cause-and-effect relationship

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Association,

Identifying correlations between variables.

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Observational Studies

Research analyzing existing data without manipulation.

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Chocolate and Health

Example of association in health studies.

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Death Penalty and Murder Rates

Example of potential causal analysis

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Public Data

Freely available datasets for experimentation.

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Existing Product Data

User interaction data from current products.

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Human-in-the-Loop Systems

Combining automation with human oversight.

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Brute Force Collection

Costly data gathering methods for unique datasets.

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Purchased Data

Acquired datasets from third-party vendors.

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Filtering Impurities,

Managing errors in raw data for quality.

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Merging Diverse Data Sources

Integrating datasets from different origins.

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Data Labeling

Annotating data for machine learning context.

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External Services,

Platforms for scalable data annotation tasks.

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Internal Teams,

In-house capabilities for data annotation.

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User-Generated Labels

User contributions to data labeling processes.

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Annotation Acceleration Tools,

Technologies enhancing data annotation efficiency.

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Data Science,

Field combining statistics, machine learning, and domain knowledge.

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Collaboration in Data Science

Teamwork essential for solving complex data problems.

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Skills of Data Scientists,

Mix of statistics, communication, and visualization skills.

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1/5 C's of Data Ethics

Consent

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2/5 C’s of data ethics

Clarity

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3/5 C’s of data ethics

Consistency

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4/5 C’s of data ethics

Control

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5/5 C’s of Data ethics

Consequences

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IBM Data Estimate

2.5 quintillion bytes of data generated daily.

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Prediction in Data Science

Forecasting events based on data analysis.

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Productivity Paradox

Technological shifts may delay visible economic benefits.

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Big Data

Large datasets requiring responsible usage for impact.

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Human Limitations,

Memory and objectivity constraints in data interpretation.

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Python Basics,

Fundamental functions for data manipulation in Python.

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NumPy

Library for numerical operations in Python

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Pandas

Data manipulation library for structured

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PyPlot

Matplotlib module for creating visualizations

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Seaborn

Statistical data visualization library based on Matplotlib.

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Linear Regression

Predicting continuous variables using linear relationships.