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Advanced Concepts of Modelling in AI

YouTube video thumbnail on advanced AI modeling concepts with 3 parts.

Revisiting AI, ML and DL

 AI is the ability of a computer to perform tasks that normally require human intelligence.

Examples:

  • Chatbots
  • Voice assistants
  • Face recognition
  • Self-driving cars

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Machine Learning

 ML is a subset of AI where computers learn from data and improve automatically without being explicitly programmed.

Examples:

  • Email spam detection
  • Movie recommendations
  • Fraud detection
  • Weather prediction

Machine Learning

 DL is a subset of ML that uses artificial neural networks with many layers to learn complex patterns from large amounts of data.

Examples:

  • Image recognition
  • Speech recognition
  • Language translation
  • Autonomous vehicles

Relationship

  •  AI = Making machines intelligent.
  • ML = Machines learn from data. 
  • DL = Advanced ML using deep neural networks. 

One-Line Definitions

  • AI: Machines that can mimic human intelligence.
  • ML: Machines that learn from data.
  • DL: Machines that learn using deep neural networks. 

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2. Label

 A label is the correct answer or output that the model is trying to predict.

Example:
For house price prediction:

  • House Price = ₹50 lakh

This is the label. 

3. Labelled Data

 Data that contains both features and their correct labels.

Example:

Size (sq ft)

Rooms

Price (₹ lakh)

1000

2

50

1500

3

75

Here, Price is the label, so this is labelled data.

4. Unlabelled Data

 

Data that contains features only, without the correct output.

Example:

Size (sq ft)

Rooms

1200

2

1800

4

Since the price is missing, this is unlabelled data.

Quick Summary

 

Term

Meaning

Feature

Input information used for prediction

Label

Correct output/answer

Labelled Data

Data with features + labels

Unlabelled Data

Data with features only

Easy Example (Student Marks):

 

  • Features: Study hours, attendance
  • Label: Exam result (Pass/Fail)
  • Labelled Data: Study hours + attendance + result

Unlabelled Data: Study hours + attendance only 

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