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02 Machine Learning Explained

Machine Learning (ML) is a subset of AI where systems learn from data rather than being explicitly programmed. The core idea: Instead of writing rules like "if X then Y," you feed the system lots of examples and let it figure out the patterns itself. Three main types: Supervised Learning — the model learns from labeled examples e.g., "here are 10,000 photos, each labeled 'cat' or 'dog' — learn to tell them apart" Used for: spam detection, image classification, price prediction Unsupervised Learning — the model finds hidden patterns on its own, no labels e.g., "here's customer data — find natural groupings" Used for: clustering, anomaly detection, recommendation systems Reinforcement Learning — the model learns by trial and error, getting rewards for good actions e.g., how AI learns to play chess or video games Used for: game-playing AI, robotics, self-driving cars How training works (simply): Feed the model data It makes predictions Compare predictions to correct answers Adjust the model to reduce errors Repeat millions of times Key concepts you'll hear: Model – the trained system that makes predictions Training data – the examples it learns from Features – the input variables (e.g., age, price, pixel values) Overfitting – when a model memorizes training data but fails on new data