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    The document discusses the differences between machine learning and deep learning. It explains that machine learning focuses on algorithms that learn from data, often requiring manual feature engineering, while deep learning uses multi-layered neural networks to automatically learn representations from large amounts of data without feature engineering. Deep learning excels at complex tasks with large datasets due to its ability to model intricate patterns, while machine learning is better for smaller datasets but may struggle with complexity. Deep learning also requires more computational resources than machine learning.

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    The document discusses the differences between machine learning and deep learning. It explains that machine learning focuses on algorithms that learn from data, often requiring manual feature engineering, while deep learning uses multi-layered neural networks to automatically learn representations from large amounts of data without feature engineering. Deep learning excels at complex tasks with large datasets due to its ability to model intricate patterns, while machine learning is better for smaller datasets but may struggle with complexity. Deep learning also requires more computational resources than machine learning.

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    The document discusses the differences between machine learning and deep learning. It explains that machine learning focuses on algorithms that learn from data, often requiring manual feature engineering, while deep learning uses multi-layered neural networks to automatically learn representations from large amounts of data without feature engineering. Deep learning excels at complex tasks with large datasets due to its ability to model intricate patterns, while machine learning is better for smaller datasets but may struggle with complexity. Deep learning also requires more computational resources than machine learning.

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    Week 1 Discussion 2

    Sirichandana Nannuri

    Business Intelligence

    Dr. Dan Morrill

    The potency of Artificial Intelligence (AI) is harnessed through a dynamic progression that
    amalgamates data, algorithms, and computational prowess. This procedure commences with the
    accumulation of extensive and varied datasets from sources like sensors, devices, and databases.
    The amassed data undergoes preprocessing, which involves cleansing, transforming, and
    organizing to guarantee its quality and pertinence. Crucial attributes are then distilled or chosen
    to generate meaningful representations. The crux resides in the selection of suitable algorithms
    based on the problem's nature, spanning from machine learning to deep learning
    methodologies. The training of models encompasses exposing algorithms to the prepared data,
    enabling them to comprehend patterns and associations. This trained model is meticulously
    assessed for performance utilizing distinct data. Once a contented model is achieved, it's put
    into action in real-world scenarios to furnish forecasts, categorizations, or recommendations.
    Continual feedback from real-world outcomes refines the model over time, augmenting its
    precision and applicability. Essentially, the might of AI emerges from the fusion of data-driven
    learning, intricate algorithms, and iterative enhancement, culminating in systems capable of
    recognizing patterns, learning from experience, and facilitating decision-making across diverse
    domains.

    Machine Learning (ML):


    Machine Learning, a facet of AI, concentrates on algorithms and statistical models that empower
    systems to glean insights from data. These algorithms fall into categories like supervised,
    unsupervised, and reinforcement learning. In ML, manual feature engineering is often essential.

    Deep Learning (DL):


    Deep Learning, a subset of Machine Learning, specializes in employing multi-layered neural
    networks (deep architectures). Termed Artificial Neural Networks, these DL algorithms
    autonomously acquire layered data representations. Notably adept at handling copious data and
    intricate patterns, DL excels in tasks demanding complexity.

    Other Differences:

    Representation of Data:
    Machine Learning (ML): ML algorithms rely on handcrafted features extracted from the data.
    Feature engineering is a crucial step, where domain knowledge helps in selecting relevant
    features for the model.
    Deep Learning (DL): DL algorithms automatically learn hierarchical representations of data
    through multiple layers of neural networks. This eliminates the need for extensive feature
    engineering, as the network learns relevant features by itself.

    Model Complexity:
    ML: ML models are generally simpler and have fewer parameters compared to DL models. They
    may struggle to capture intricate patterns in highly complex datasets.
    DL: DL models are complex due to their deep architecture, making them capable of capturing
    complex patterns and relationships in large and high-dimensional datasets.

    Performance on Large Data:


    ML: ML algorithms might perform well on small to medium-sized datasets but can struggle when
    handling massive datasets due to limitations in capturing intricate patterns.
    DL: DL shines when dealing with large datasets. Its deep architecture enables it to learn intricate
    patterns, making it suitable for tasks like image recognition, speech processing, and natural
    language understanding.

    Computation and Hardware:


    ML: ML algorithms often require less computational power and can run on standard hardware.
    DL: DL algorithms demand significant computational resources, often requiring GPUs or
    specialized hardware to train efficiently due to the deep network architecture.
    Data Efficiency.

    References:

    1. https://www.geeksforgeeks.org/difference-between-machine-learning-and-deep-learning/
    2. https://www.researchgate.net/publication/
    350834453_Machine_learning_and_deep_learning#:~:text=Machine%20learning
    %20describes%20the%20capacity,based%20on%20artificial%20neural%20networks.
    3. Goodfellow, I., Bengio, Y., & Courville, A. (2016). "Deep Learning." MIT Press.
    4. Bishop, C. M. (2006). "Pattern Recognition and Machine Learning." Springer.
    5. LeCun, Y., Bengio, Y., & Hinton, G. (2015). "Deep learning." Nature, 521(7553), 436-444

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