Intro Flashcards

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3 practical goals of ML

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1) Reduce Time to write programs
2) Customize and scale Products
3) Solve Problems that you can’t solve with traditional approach

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Example of ML Reducing Time ?

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Spell Checker. Instead of explicitly programming rules (i. before e etc) you provide data.

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Example of ML Customizing Products ?

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Spell Checker in different languages. Traditionally you’d have to start over with each language

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Example of ML Solving Problems tough to approach with traditional programming.

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Facial and Speech recognition.

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Why is ML better at solving complex problems ?

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Don’t need to tell the algorithm what to do, only need to show algorithm examples.

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ML from a Philosophic perspective ?

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Changes the way you think about a problem. Traditional software engineers trained to think logically and mathematically. ML shifts that from a mathematical scientist to a natural science.

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How does ML shift from a mathematical/logical approach ?

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Natural Science. Making observations about an uncertain world. Running experiments and using statistic, not logic, to analyze the results of the experiment.

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