Intro Flashcards

1
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Data mining

A

A cross-disciplinary field focused on discovering properties (patterns) of (very large) data sets

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2
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CS vs ML Determinism Rules

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CS

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3
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CS vs ML Generalization is key

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ML

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4
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CS vs ML Errors are not tolerated

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CS

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5
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CS vs ML Errors part of the landscape

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ML

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6
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CS vs ML Algorithms learn

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ML

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7
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CS vs ML Algorithms do not learn

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CS

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8
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CS Program(data) =>

A

Output

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9
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Most important artifact of CS

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Program

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10
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ML Data(program) =>

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Model => output

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11
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ML most important artifact

A

Data

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12
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The machine learning problem

A

Generalizing to cases we have not seen before

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13
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How do we deal with combinatorial explosion?

A

Generalization

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14
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Generalization

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The ability of a machine learning model to perform well on unseen data

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15
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For AI to be useful

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It must have common sense

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16
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Casuality

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Makes inferences based on cause rather than correlation