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NOTES ABOUT MACHINE LEARNING AND ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE AI

Notes:
Vectors and matrices are basic for machine learning.

  • Supervised learning: tagging. http://stanford.io/2nRlxxp
    • Traing with all data, tagging it so it can predict future events. Example: train raspberry pi so it can recognise bird images captured with the camera.
  • Semi-supervised learning: reinforcement learning.
    • it does not require training data. But a lot of Try and Error instead.
  • Unsupervised learning: Discovering patterns in unlabelled data
    • Is all about clustering data and inferring relationships.
    • k-Means clustering

  • Deep Learning (ie: neuronal networks) http://stanford.io/2BsQ91Q
    • Layers: Input, Hidden, Output. But also Bias input (poking the hidden layers)


  • Reinforcement Learning: BEYOND SELF SUPERVISION TODO


  • Train the model but also transfer learning: reuse existing models.


  • For model complexity
    • low: bias (flat line(
    • high: a lot of variance (adjust data a lot, not good either




  • Managed datasets with panda's and scikit-learn
  • convolution studies how a shape is modified by another)
  • cnn relu cnn relu cnn …
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