Machine Learning

Abstract

Machine learning is an artificial intelligence branch that includes computers to learn progressively from examples, data, and experience. It is a technique for teaching computers how to manage data more effectively. Machine learning's key aim is to teach machines how to solve problems using data or background knowledge. It is becoming more common as outcome of the abundance of datasets available. Artificial intelligence is a field of research that aspires to give machines the capability to learn and acquire to certain behaviors in the same way that humans do. Neo-cognition, an Artificial Neuron Network (ANN), is the source of deep learning. An artificial neural network (ANN) is a linked network of processing units that mimics the brain's network of neurons. Deep learning is a concept for training multilayer ANNs with minimal data. To compare machine learning and deep learning, consider this: a machine learning algorithm will learn parts of the face, such as the eyes and nose for a face recognition task, while a deep learning algorithm will learn extra features, such as the distance between the eyes and the length of the nose. Machine learning is used in a variety of fields, from medicine to the military, to extract relevant data. Machine learning has the potential to support potentially revolutionary developments in a variety of fields as the field grows, with important social and economic implications. Machine learning is being used in healthcare to develop applications the ability to learn and adapt to physicians in providing more reliable or efficient diagnoses for specific elements through advanced research that improves decision-making.