MODULE 1: Introduction to Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning

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ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE

Techniques that equip computers to emulate human behavior, enabling to learn, make decisions, recognize patterns, and solve complex problems in a manner a kin to human intelligence

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ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE

when we make computers or machines think and act like humans.

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ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE

Simulation of human intelligence in machines

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ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE

It enables machines to perform tasks such as problem-solving, decision-making, and language understanding

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KEY AREAS OF AI

  1. Natural Language Processing (NLP),

  2. Computer Vision,

  3. Robotics,etc.

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MACHINE LEARNING (subset of AI)

uses advanced algorithms to detect patterns in Large Data sets, allowing machines to learn and adapt.

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MACHINE LEARNING (subset of AI)

 Algorithms use supervised or unsupervised learning methods

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MACHINE LEARNING (subset of AI)

Focuses on teaching computers to learn from data.

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MACHINE LEARNING (subset of AI)

Machines improve their performance on tasks through experience without being explicitly programmed

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MACHINE LEARNING (TECHNIQUES)

  1. supervised

  2. Classification

  3. Regression

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SUPERVISED

The algorithm is trained to classify data or make predictions base on known input and output data

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SUPERVISED

Is a type of ML where a model is trained using labeled dataset

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LABELED DATA

 Refers to the entire dataset where each example (input data) is paired with its corresponding label (output) in a CLASSIFICATION TASK, the Label is a category or class

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CLASSIFICATION

Helps to divide input data into different classes using both input and output

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REGRESSION

Explains or predicts a specific numerical value by analyzing past data for similar properties

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UNSUPERVISED

The algorithm discovers hidden patterns by analyzing unlabeled and unstructured

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DEEP LEARNING (subset f ML)

which uses neural networks for in-depth data processing and analytical tasks.

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DEEP LEARNING (subset f ML)

leverages multiple layers of artificial neural networks to extract high-level features from raw input data, simulating the way human brains perceive and understand the world

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GENERATIVE AI (subset of DL)

models that generates content like text, images. Or code based on provided input.

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GENERATIVE AI (subset of DL)

Trained on vast data sets, these models detect patterns and create outputs without explicit instruction, using a mix of supervised and unsupervised learning.

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AI

broader concept involving intelligent systems that can mimic human behavior.

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ML

A method used in AI for enabling systems to learn from data

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WHY is AI and ML Important?

  • High demand for AI and ML skills across industries.

  • Potential for innovation in various fields.

  • Contribution to societal advancement

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CLUSTERING

Explores and analyzes the input data to find patterns or groups in it and classifies those data points into specific clusters