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• #3: Machine Learning finds patterns in large volumes of data and uses those patterns to perform predictive analysis. Microsoft offers Azure Machine Learning, while Amazon offers Amazon Machine Learning and Google offers the Google Prediction API. Software products such as MATLAB support traditional, non-cloud-based ML modeling. Machine learning models fall into two broad categories: supervised and unsupervised. In supervised learning, the model is "trained" with a large volume of data and algorithms are then used to predict an outcome from future inputs. Most supervised learning models use regression algorithms to compute an outcome from a continuous set of possible outcomes (for example, your score on a test), or classification algorithms to compute the probability of an outcome from a finite set of possible outcomes (for example, the probability that an e-mail is spam or a credit-card transaction is fraudulent). In unsupervised learning, the computer isn't trained, but is presented with a set of data and challenged to find relationships in it. K-Means Clustering is a common unsupervised learning algorithm. For a great explanation of how it works, see https://blog.intercom.io/machine-learning-way-easier-than-it-looks/.
• #4: Machine Learning finds patterns in large volumes of data and uses those patterns to perform predictive analysis. Microsoft offers Azure Machine Learning, while Amazon offers Amazon Machine Learning and Google offers the Google Prediction API. Software products such as MATLAB support traditional, non-cloud-based ML modeling. Machine learning models fall into two broad categories: supervised and unsupervised. In supervised learning, the model is "trained" with a large volume of data and algorithms are then used to predict an outcome from future inputs. Most supervised learning models use regression algorithms to compute an outcome from a continuous set of possible outcomes (for example, your score on a test), or classification algorithms to compute the probability of an outcome from a finite set of possible outcomes (for example, the probability that an e-mail is spam or a credit-card transaction is fraudulent). In unsupervised learning, the computer isn't trained, but is presented with a set of data and challenged to find relationships in it. K-Means Clustering is a common unsupervised learning algorithm. For a great explanation of how it works, see https://blog.intercom.io/machine-learning-way-easier-than-it-looks/.
• #5: Machine Learning finds patterns in large volumes of data and uses those patterns to perform predictive analysis. Microsoft offers Azure Machine Learning, while Amazon offers Amazon Machine Learning and Google offers the Google Prediction API. Software products such as MATLAB support traditional, non-cloud-based ML modeling. Machine learning models fall into two broad categories: supervised and unsupervised. In supervised learning, the model is "trained" with a large volume of data and algorithms are then used to predict an outcome from future inputs. Most supervised learning models use regression algorithms to compute an outcome from a continuous set of possible outcomes (for example, your score on a test), or classification algorithms to compute the probability of an outcome from a finite set of possible outcomes (for example, the probability that an e-mail is spam or a credit-card transaction is fraudulent). In unsupervised learning, the computer isn't trained, but is presented with a set of data and challenged to find relationships in it. K-Means Clustering is a common unsupervised learning algorithm. For a great explanation of how it works, see https://blog.intercom.io/machine-learning-way-easier-than-it-looks/.
• #6: Machine Learning finds patterns in large volumes of data and uses those patterns to perform predictive analysis. Microsoft offers Azure Machine Learning, while Amazon offers Amazon Machine Learning and Google offers the Google Prediction API. Software products such as MATLAB support traditional, non-cloud-based ML modeling. Machine learning models fall into two broad categories: supervised and unsupervised. In supervised learning, the model is "trained" with a large volume of data and algorithms are then used to predict an outcome from future inputs. Most supervised learning models use regression algorithms to compute an outcome from a continuous set of possible outcomes (for example, your score on a test), or classification algorithms to compute the probability of an outcome from a finite set of possible outcomes (for example, the probability that an e-mail is spam or a credit-card transaction is fraudulent). In unsupervised learning, the computer isn't trained, but is presented with a set of data and challenged to find relationships in it. K-Means Clustering is a common unsupervised learning algorithm. For a great explanation of how it works, see https://blog.intercom.io/machine-learning-way-easier-than-it-looks/.
• #7: Machine Learning finds patterns in large volumes of data and uses those patterns to perform predictive analysis. Microsoft offers Azure Machine Learning, while Amazon offers Amazon Machine Learning and Google offers the Google Prediction API. Software products such as MATLAB support traditional, non-cloud-based ML modeling. Machine learning models fall into two broad categories: supervised and unsupervised. In supervised learning, the model is "trained" with a large volume of data and algorithms are then used to predict an outcome from future inputs. Most supervised learning models use regression algorithms to compute an outcome from a continuous set of possible outcomes (for example, your score on a test), or classification algorithms to compute the probability of an outcome from a finite set of possible outcomes (for example, the probability that an e-mail is spam or a credit-card transaction is fraudulent). In unsupervised learning, the computer isn't trained, but is presented with a set of data and challenged to find relationships in it. K-Means Clustering is a common unsupervised learning algorithm. For a great explanation of how it works, see https://blog.intercom.io/machine-learning-way-easier-than-it-looks/.
• #8: Machine Learning finds patterns in large volumes of data and uses those patterns to perform predictive analysis. Microsoft offers Azure Machine Learning, while Amazon offers Amazon Machine Learning and Google offers the Google Prediction API. Software products such as MATLAB support traditional, non-cloud-based ML modeling. Machine learning models fall into two broad categories: supervised and unsupervised. In supervised learning, the model is "trained" with a large volume of data and algorithms are then used to predict an outcome from future inputs. Most supervised learning models use regression algorithms to compute an outcome from a continuous set of possible outcomes (for example, your score on a test), or classification algorithms to compute the probability of an outcome from a finite set of possible outcomes (for example, the probability that an e-mail is spam or a credit-card transaction is fraudulent). In unsupervised learning, the computer isn't trained, but is presented with a set of data and challenged to find relationships in it. K-Means Clustering is a common unsupervised learning algorithm. For a great explanation of how it works, see https://blog.intercom.io/machine-learning-way-easier-than-it-looks/.
• #9: Machine Learning finds patterns in large volumes of data and uses those patterns to perform predictive analysis. Microsoft offers Azure Machine Learning, while Amazon offers Amazon Machine Learning and Google offers the Google Prediction API. Software products such as MATLAB support traditional, non-cloud-based ML modeling. Machine learning models fall into two broad categories: supervised and unsupervised. In supervised learning, the model is "trained" with a large volume of data and algorithms are then used to predict an outcome from future inputs. Most supervised learning models use regression algorithms to compute an outcome from a continuous set of possible outcomes (for example, your score on a test), or classification algorithms to compute the probability of an outcome from a finite set of possible outcomes (for example, the probability that an e-mail is spam or a credit-card transaction is fraudulent). In unsupervised learning, the computer isn't trained, but is presented with a set of data and challenged to find relationships in it. K-Means Clustering is a common unsupervised learning algorithm. For a great explanation of how it works, see https://blog.intercom.io/machine-learning-way-easier-than-it-looks/.
• #16: Good book -- and free! Another recommended book on Azure Machine is Learning is "Predictive Analytics with Microsoft Azure Machine Learning " (https://www.amazon.com/Predictive-Analytics-Microsoft-Machine-Learning/dp/1484212010).