UNIT 1 Introduction to Machine Learning
1) An Introduction to Machine Learning:
Machine learning is an application of AI that provides systems the ability to automatically learn from the experience without being explicitly programmed.
Definition of ML: “A computer program is said to learn from experience E with respect to some task T and performance measure P, if its performance at tasks in T improves with experiences E”.
Examples: Checkers Learning
T – play checkers
P – percentage of games won in the world tournament.
E - train with peers.
· Handwriting recognition
T – classifying handwritten words within images.
P – percent of words correctly classified.
E – database of handwritten words with given classifications.
Other Examples includes: Robot Driving, Spam Filtering Problem, Fruit Prediction Problem, and Face Recognition Problem etc.
Well Posed Learning Problems: Any problem can be classified as well posed learning problem if it has three features: 1. Task 2. Performance Measure 3. Experience |
Note - Machine Learning System has 3 important features – Remember - system must remember what it is learning • 2+3 = 5 {Seen Data} • 10+2 = 12 {Seen Data} • 2+2 = 4 {Unseen Data} Adapt - become adjusted to new conditions.Generalize - The ability to identify the rules, to generalize, allows the system to make predictions on unknown data. |
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