Lecture 1: Overview of Machine Learning Flashcards

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What is Learning

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Cognitive Process of acquiring knowledge

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What is Knowledge?

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Information presented in the form of facts, patterns, concepts, rules, models, and skills

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What is Recognition?

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matching sensory information or patterns with the existing knowledge in memory

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What is Understanding?

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perception of intended meaning of the sensory information by integrating it with the existing knowledge to make sense out of it

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What is communication?

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Exchanging of information

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What is Reasoning?

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Reaching a conclusion through generalization, logical, and statistical approaches

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What is Planning?

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Process of thinking about the activities to achieve a goal

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What is decision making?

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Selection of a course of action among several alternative options

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What is problem solving?

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finding solutions

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What is Imagination?

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Thinking or creating something that may not exist based on the existing knowledge

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What is Learning?

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Acquiring new knowledge and skills

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Where is knowledge stored?

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  1. Sensory Register (1-2 seconds)
  2. Short-term/Working memory (20-60 seconds)
  3. Long term memory (can be indefinite)
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What is Memorization?

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Weak learning, computer implementation is trivial but still important

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What is finding patterns?

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Identifying repeated forms, finding associations, and relationships

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What is Categorization and Classification?

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Establishing abstract concepts from examples

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What is an Analogy?

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Transferring information from one form to another for the purpose of explanation or clarification

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What is synthesizing?

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combining results or knowledge (obtained from different learning methods) into a coherent whole for advanced or higher-level knowledge

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Definition of Machine Learning

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A study of methods to develop a system that can learn on its own, without being explicitly programmed

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What kind of data is used for Machine Learning?

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Labeled of ‘training data’

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What is the goal of using training data?

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to find patterns or relationships, classifications, or generalizations

21
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What is Rote Learning?

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Memorization and simple matching?

22
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What is supervised Learning?

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Learning by examples in a training data set through generalization of induction (this is called training). There are usually two forms of problems: regression and classification

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What is Unsupervised Learning?

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Clustering, finding associations or features in any form of data without training

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What is semi-supervised learning?

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Mixing Supervised learning and unsupervised learning.

25
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What is reinforcement learning?

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Learning rules or actions through trial and error

26
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What are other forms of machine learning?

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  1. Deep Learning
  2. Online/Deep Learning
  3. Ensemble Learning
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What is the difference between a regression and classification function

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Regression: if the learned function is used to predict a continuous value
Classification: the learned classifier is used to determine a discrete value

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Facets of Regression Learning?

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  1. ordinary least square method
    2.Gradient descent
  2. Maximum likelihood estimate
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What are the facets of classification learning methods?

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  1. Logistic regression
  2. K-nearest neighbors
  3. Artificial Neural Network
  4. Naive Bayes
  5. Decision Trees, Random Forests
  6. Support Vector Machines
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What is the goal of unsupervised machine learning?

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Clustering: Clusters C with similar properties
Association: groups with high occurrences together
Dependencies: groups with high correlations or variations

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What is the goal of Semi-Supervised Learning?

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Labeled Data is hard to get, unlabeled data isn’t. Create training data with a small set of labeled data and a large set of labeled data.

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What is reinforcement learning?

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goal-directed learning through a series of actions that result in consequences as rewards.

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Is reinforcement learning supervised or unsupervised learning?

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Neither, it is both

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What is shallow learning?

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machine learning that does not recognize complex patterns

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What is a convolution neural network (CNN)?

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An artificial neural network with some convolutional layers and some other layers

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What is Deep Learning?

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Attempting to mimic the human brain with many layers of processing to extract features from data

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What is online/adaptive learning?

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Updating prediction models in real time without comprehensive training process for new data.

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What is Ensemble Learning?

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Use of multiple learning algorithms to obtain better predictive performance.