Machine learning is the intersection of statistics and computer science that allows systems to answer questions by learning from available data rather than through explicit programming. A machine learning model is trained on sample data to learn patterns and make predictions on new data. The accuracy of a machine learning model depends on the quality and quantity of training data as well as the robustness of the model. Machine learning is used in applications like speech recognition, fraud detection, spam filtering, search engines, and facial recognition. More data leads to stronger machine learning models that can tackle increasingly complex problems such as medical diagnosis, game playing, and self-driving vehicles.
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