School Revise · Class 11 Artificial Intelligence · Unit 6
Code 843, Class 11. Machine learning lets computers learn from data. Here we meet the main kinds of learning.
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Machine Learning (ML) is a part of AI where the computer learns patterns from data instead of being told every rule.
In supervised learning the data has labels (right answers). The model learns to predict the label, for example marking an email as spam or not spam.
In unsupervised learning the data has no labels. The model finds groups on its own, called clustering, for example grouping similar customers.
Classification predicts a category (spam or not spam). Regression predicts a number (the price of a house). Both are types of supervised learning.
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supervised learning.
unsupervised learning.
classification.
regression.
A part of AI where the computer learns patterns from data.
Supervised uses labelled data; unsupervised has no labels and finds groups.
Classification predicts a category; regression predicts a number.
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Machine learning is a part of AI where the computer learns patterns from data. Supervised learning uses labelled data to predict the label; unsupervised learning has no labels and finds groups (clustering). Classification predicts a category, and regression predicts a number, both types of supervised learning. |
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