In this seminar
we assume that you have a bit of knowledge about machine learning.
This is a nice to have preliminary knowledge
but we try to make it self-inclusive and therefore
these and the following sections will be about an introduction to machine learning.
We start from the general concept.
What is machine learning and what types of machine learning exist out there?
Under the big umbrella of AI that contains all the algorithms that mimic the intelligence of humans
able to resolve problems in ways that we consider smart from the simplest to the most complex
algorithm, under this big umbrella of AI we find machine learning.
Machine learning is
the set of methods that include algorithms that can parse data
that can learn from it
and then apply what they have learned to make informed decisions.
They use normally features
that in a more general way are extracted by humans or human experts
from the data and try to solve a problem in a data-driven way.
Within machine learning,
we identify even a subset of methods that is called deep learning.
Deep learning is based on the
neural networks algorithms.
They are inspired by the structure of
networks of neurons in our brain and they are a type of algorithm that can also learn from data
and solve tasks
but in this case features are not given
are not extracted normally by human experts
or are extracted in an automatic way.
We say that neural networks extract hidden features
and that discover hidden patterns and insights from the data and solve the task in a very fully
data-driven way.
So this is broadly the difference between AI, machine learning, and deep learning.
And now we move forward and talk about different types of learning algorithms.
So we are within
the machine learning umbrella and we distinguish between three main categories.
The three main
categories are supervised learning, unsupervised learning, and reinforcement learning.
Let's
address them one by one.
So in supervised learning, this is a type of learning that is
done using, exploiting the concept of a teacher.
We will see what that means.
It makes machine learning explicitly and it works with labeled data.
So in supervised learning
the agent observes some examples that are vectors in an input space or
feature vectors in an input space
but also the agent observes some output labels and this
input and output becomes in pairs and from this relationship
from the relationship between input
and output
the agent tries to learn and in particular
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