WEEK 12 - BUSINESS INTELLIGENCE AND ARTICIAL INTELLIGENCE Flashcards

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how does business intelligence and business analytics support decison-making?

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  • BI and analytics transform data into actionable insights
  • data warehouses and data marts store and organize large volumes of data for analysis
  • analytical platforms and tools such as Hadoop and OLAP (online analytical processing) enhance data processing capabilities
  • data mining discovers patterns and relationships in large datasets, aiding predictive analytics
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what is the impact of improved decision making on business value?

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  • improved decision-making enhances business value at all levels, from routine to strategic decisions
  • example: daily inventory management decisions by an inventory manager can accumulate significant annual value for a business
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what is predictive analytics?

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  • uses big data from various sources (social media, transactions, sensors) to predict future trends and behaviors)
  • examples: predicting customer responses to marketing campaigns, identifying at-risk customers, forecasting demand
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examples of predictive analytics

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  1. aerospace: predict impact of maintenance on aircraft reliability and fuel efficiency
  2. automotive: integrate component sturdiness data into manufacturing plans
  3. energy: forecast price and demand ratios
  4. manufacturing: predict machine failure ratios
  5. retail: track customer behavior to optimize sales strategies
  6. law enforcement: use crime trend data to allocate resources effectively
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types of AI techniques

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  1. expert systems: capture human expertise in a limited domain and use rules to solve specific problems
  2. machine learning (ML): algorithms learn patterns from data without explicit programming
    - supervised learning: trained with labeled data (eg. identifying objects in images)
    - unsupervised learning: identifies patterns in data without labeled examples
  3. neural networks: systems that simulate the human brain to recognize patterns and make deicions
  4. genetic algorithms: optimize solutions by simulating natural selection processes
  5. natural language processing (NLP): enables machines to understand and interact using human language
  6. intelligent agents: perform tasks like finding information or routing calls
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limitations of AI and machine learning (ML)

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  • AI systems lack understanding of ethics and context
  • ML systems can be biased based on the data they are trained on
  • AI cannot fully explain its decision-making process
  • large data sets are necessary for effective ML, but nonsensical patterns can emerge
  • AI systems are best used for specific, well-defined tasks rather than general intelligence
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