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internet of things (IoT)

is the network of physical objects- devices, vehicles, buildings, and other items embedded with electronics, software, sensors, and network connectivity - that enables these objects to collect and exchange data.

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Kevin Ashton

he coined the term ‘internet of things’ in 1999

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Internet of Things (IoT)

it is a device that collect and transmit data via the internet

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2.5 Billion Gigabytes

how many data is generated per day?

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Data

it can be any unprocessed fact, value, text, sound, or picture that is not being interpreted and analyzed

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Data

the raw facts and figures

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Structure

how the data is presented

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context

an environment where our prior knowledge and understanding can make sense of data

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meaning

data in the correct structure and placed within context

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knowledge

the application of information to a solution

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text, graphics, sound, moving images

4 types of data representation

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information

data that has been interpreted and manipulated and now has some meaningful inference for the users

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knowledge

combination of inferred information, experiences, learning, and insights. results in awareness or concept building for an individual or organization

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numeric data

if a feature rerpresents a characteristic measured in numbers it is called a numeric feature

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categorical data

a categorical feature is an attribute that can take on one of the limited, and usually fixed number of possible values on the basis of some qualitative property

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nominal feature

a categorical feature is also called as?

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ordinal data

this denotes a nominal variable with categories falling in an ordered list. examples include clothing sizes such as small, medium, and large or a measurement of customer satisfaction on a scale from “not at all happy” to “very happy”

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volume

scale of data. with the growing world population and technology at exposure, huge amounts of data are being generated each and every millisecond.

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variety

different forms of data - healthcare, images, videos, audio clippings

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velocity

rate of data streaming and generation

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value

meaningfulness of data in terms of information that researchers can infer from it

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veracity

certainty and correctness in data we are working on

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structured data

is quantitative data in form of numbers and values

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unstructured data

qualitative data in form of text files, audio files, video files.

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data science

it is an interdisciplinary field of scientific methods, processes, algorithms, and systems to extract knowledge or insights from data in various forms either structured or unstructure

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artificial intelligence

a branch of computer science dealing with the simulation of intelligent behavior in computers

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artificial intelligence

a program that can sense, reason, act, and adapt

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artificial intelligence

is the programmed reasoning and thinking skills applied to machines to mimic human or animal intelligence.

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artificial intelligence

The science and engineering of making intelligent machines, especially intelligent computer programs

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artificial intelligence

is an approach to make a computer a robot or a product think how smart humans think

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Blaise Pascal

first mechanical, calculating machine built by French mathematician and inventor?

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Charles Babbage and Ada Lovelace

first design for your programmable machine is done by?

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Warren McCullach and Walter Pitts

Foundations of neural networks established by __________ drawing parallels between the brain and computing machines

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Alan Turing

he introduced a test, which is the Turing test, as a way of testing a machine intelligence

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ELIZA

_____ is a natural language program that is created. it can handle dialogue on any topic similar in concept of today’s chatbots

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Edward Feigenbaum

he creates expert systems which emulate the decisions of human experts

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Deep Blue

beats the world chess Garry Kasparov

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Roomba

it is an autonomous vacuum cleaner that avoids obstacles

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2009

in this year, Google builds the first self driving car to handle urban conditions

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AlphaGo

Beats the professional goal player Lee Sedol 4-1

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1955

The year where the term artificial intelligence is used for the first time

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Arthur Samuel (1959)

he described machine learning as the field of study that gives computers ability to learn without being explicitly programmed

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Machine Learning

is the study of programs that are not explicit program but learn patterns as they are exposed to more data over time

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Machine Learning

using data to answer questions

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Deep Learning

Machine learning that involves using very complicated models called deep neural networks

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Deep learning

models that determine the best representation of original data; in classic machine learning humans must do this

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Target

predicted category or value of the data

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Features

properties of the data use for prediction,(non-target columns)

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Label

The target value for a single data point

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Supervised learning

use labeled training data to infer model

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Regression

predicts continuous valued output

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Classification

predicts a discreet valued output

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training

Feed training data to learning algorithm

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Testing

test the model, using testing set and obtain the predictions based on the trained model

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Accuracy

calculated as the number of all correct predictions divided by the total number of the dataset

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Recall or Sensitivity

measures the percentage of the actual positive class that is correctly predicted

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Precision

Measures the percentage of the predicted positive class that is correct

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Specificity

is concerned with how correctly the actual negative class is predicted

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F1 Score

is the harmonic mean. it is a nice metric because it uses precision and recall.

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Receiver Operating Characteristic Curve

what is the meaning of ROC curve

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Mean Squared Error (MSE)

is the mean absolute error. It is the average of the squid aid that is used as the loss function for least squares regression.

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Mean Absolute Error (MAE)

it evaluates the absolute distance of the observations (the data set entries) to the predictions on a regression, taking the average of the overall observations

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Mean Absolute Percentage Error (MAPE)

is the mean of all absolute percentage errors between the predicted and actual values.

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Root Mean Square Error (RMSE)

is the standard deviation of the errors which occur when a prediction is made on a dataset.

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formula for accuracy

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formula for recall

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formula for precision

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formula for specificity

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formula for f1 score

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formula for Mean Squared Error

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formula for Mean Absolute Error

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formula for Mean Absolute Percentage Error

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formula for Root Mean Square Error

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Anaconda

is a distribution of the Python and R programming languages for scientific computing that aims to simplify package management and deployment

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Python

It’s a popular programming language that was created by Guido Van Rossum and released 1991. It is an interpreted, high-level general, purpose, programming language. It’s language constructs, as well as its object oriented approach aim to help programmers write clear, logical code for small and large scale projects.

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Scientific Python Development Environment

meaning of Spyder

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SPYDER

A powerful Python IDE with advanced editing, interactive, testing, debugging, and introspection features

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JupyterLab

is a next generation web based user interface for project Jupyter

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Jupyter Notebook

it is a web based interactive computing notebook environment. Edit and run human readable documents while describing the data analysis.

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Colab

I love you to write an execute python in your browser with zero configuration required, access to GPUs fee of charge and EC sharing

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Keras

is an advanced programming interface (API) that works for the Tensorflow library.

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Matplotlib

is a library that helps with the visualization and plotting

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NumPy

Is one of the first libraries that worked with data science. You can use it for mathematical and statistical functions using large n-arrays or multi dimensional matrices.

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Numerical Python

what is the meaning of NumPy

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Pandas

is another library in Python for data science derived from NumPy

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Python Data Analysis

what is the meaning of Pandas

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Pytorch

it is a deep learning framework from Facebook’s AI research group.

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Tensorflow

it also helps with building neural network

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Pandas

it is an open source Python library, providing high performance, data manipulation, and analysis tool, using its powerful data structures

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NumPy

it is a Python used for working with arrays. it also has functions for working in domain of linear algebra, fourier transform, and matrices.

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Matplotlib

it is a comprehensive library for creating static, animated and interactive visualization in Python.

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Seaborn

it is a python data decision library based on matplotlib. it provides a high-level interface for drawing attractive and informative statistical graphics.

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Area

it displays graphically quantitative data.

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bar plots

it it represents categorical data with rectangular bars with height or lengths proportional to the values that they represent

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histogram

it is a plot that helps you discover and show the underlying frequency distribution of a set of continuous data.

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line plot

it shows the frequency of data along the number line. It is best to use when a data is time series.

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scatter plots

used when you want to show the relationship between two variables

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box plots

it is a plot which a rectangle is drawn to represent the second and third quartile, usually with a vertical line to indicate the median value.

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hexagonal bin plot

it is another way to manage the problem of having too many points that start to overlap.

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kernel density estimation plot

it is a technique that lets you create a smooth curve give a set of data