Category: Introduction to Machine Learning

Introduction to Machine Learning

What is Amazon Native AI/ML service called?

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Did you ever work with Sage Maker?

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What are some core and common challenges in Machine Learning?

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Do you assume that corporate leaders always can ask interesting questions that ML can answer?

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What is entropy in decision tree?

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What is the assumption of the Input in Naive Bayes?

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What is Regression? When do we use Regression? Is Regression a Learning? i.e. a Machine Learning?

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What are the differences between k-nearest neighbor and k-means clustering?

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Are k-nearest neighbor and k-means clustering both supervised and/or unsupervised?

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How is the computational complexity of k-nearest neighbor and k-means clustering? Are they do once and use always solution?

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