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    Machine learning involves designing systems that can learn from experience E to improve their performance P on a task T. Key aspects of machine learning include well-posed learning problems, designing learning systems, and perspectives/issues. Well-posed problems have a clear task, performance measure, and experience from which to learn. Examples of machine learning problems include filtering emails, playing checkers, handwriting recognition, robot driving, fruit prediction, face recognition, and automatic translation.

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    UNIT-IV

    Machine Learning
    Introduction:

     Well-posed learning problems,


     Designing a learning system,
     Perspectives and issues in machine learning.
    Concept learning and the general to specific ordering –
     Introduction,
     A concept learning task,
     Concept learning as search,
     Find- S: finding a maximally specific hypothesis,
     Version spaces and the candidate elimination algorithm
     Remarks on version spaces and candidate elimination
     Inductive bias.
    Well-posed learning problems

     A computer program is said to learn from experience E in context to


    some task T and some performance measure P, if its performance on
    T, as was measured by P, upgrades with experience E. 

     The above definition is one of the most well known definitions of


    Machine Learning given by Tom Mitchell.

    Task(T)
    Performance Measure (P)
    Experience(E) 
    Examples:

    To better filter emails as spam or not 

    A checkers learning proble

    Handwriting Recognition Problem 

    A Robot Driving Problem 

     Fruit Prediction Problem

    Face Recognition Problem

    Automatic Translation of documents


    1. To better filter emails as spam or not 

     Task – Classifying emails as spam or not

     Performance Measure – The fraction of emails accurately


    classified as spam or not spam 

     Experience – Observing you label emails as spam or not spam 


    2. A checkers learning problem

     Task – Playing checkers game 

     Performance Measure – percent of games won against opposer

     Experience – playing implementation games against itself


    3. Handwriting Recognition Problem 

     Task – Acknowledging handwritten words within portrayal 

     Performance Measure – percent of words accurately classified

     Experience – a directory of handwritten words with given


    classifications
    4. A Robot Driving Problem 

     Task – driving on public four-lane highways using sight scanners

     Performance Measure – average distance progressed before a fallacy

     Experience – order of images and steering instructions noted down


    while observing a human driver
    5. Fruit Prediction Problem

     Task – forecasting different fruits for recognition

     Performance Measure – able to predict maximum variety of


    fruits

     Experience – training machine with the largest datasets of


    fruits images
    6. Face Recognition Problem

     Task – predicting different types of faces

     Performance Measure – able to predict maximum types of faces

     Experience – training machine with maximum amount of datasets


    of different face images
    7. Automatic Translation of documents

     Task – translating one type of language used in a document to


    other language

     Performance Measure – able to convert one language to other


    efficiently

     Experience – training machine with a large dataset of


    different types of languages

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