Overview Flashcards
What is Artificial Intelligence (AI)?
The creation of intelligent machines that react like humans, including fields like computer vision, data mining, machine learning, and deep learning.
Define data, information, knowledge, and understanding.
Data: Symbols or raw facts.
Information: Processed data answering “who,” “what,” “where,” “when.”
Knowledge: Application of data/information, answering “how.”
Understanding: Appreciation of “why.”
What is weak/narrow AI?
AI designed for specific tasks, with no self-awareness or understanding beyond its domain. Examples include Siri, Alexa, and chess AI.
What is strong AI (AGI)?
A hypothetical AI capable of human-like reasoning, learning, and adapting to new situations without extra training. Not yet achieved.
What is data mining?
The extraction of interesting, non-trivial, and useful patterns or knowledge from large datasets. It is also known as knowledge discovery, data archeology, or information harvesting.
How does machine learning differ from data mining?
Machine Learning: Focuses on teaching computers to learn patterns from data to make predictions.
Data Mining: Focuses on identifying previously unknown patterns or anomalies in data for solving problems.
Name some types of data used in data mining.
Data streams, time-series data, spatial data, multimedia databases, text databases, images/videos, and more.
What are the two main types of supervised learning?
Classification: Categorizing data into labels.
Regression: Predicting continuous values.
List common deep learning models.
Deep Neural Networks (DNN)
Convolutional Neural Networks (CNN)
Recurrent Neural Networks (RNN)
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