AI P3 Flashcards

1
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What are neural networks modeled after?

A

The human brain

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2
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What components do neural networks have?

A

Input nodes

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3
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What happens at an input node in a neural network?

A

Weights are applied

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4
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Why are hidden layers used in a neural network?

A

To enable deep learning

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5
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What is machine learning?

A

AI where computers learn from data and experience to improve task performance

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How does machine learning work?

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By identifying patterns in data without being explicitly programmed

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7
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What is an example of machine learning?

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Detecting spam emails by learning from large datasets

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8
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What is deep learning?

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A subset of machine learning that simulates brain-like decision-making

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What are the benefits of deep learning?

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Handles large/unstructured data and finds hidden patterns

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10
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What is reinforcement learning?

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A learning method where computers make decisions to maximize reward and learn from outcomes

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11
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How does reinforcement learning improve over time?

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By adjusting based on reward feedback from past actions

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12
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What is supervised learning?

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Learning from labeled data to identify patterns and make predictions

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13
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What is unsupervised learning?

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Learning from unlabeled data to find hidden structures or patterns

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14
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What is back propagation of errors?

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An algorithm that adjusts the neural network by moving backward from the output layer to reduce errors

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15
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What is an analogy for back propagation?

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Adjusting a ball throw based on how far off it landed from the target

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16
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What is regression in machine learning?

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Finding a mathematical function that fits past data to predict future values