Machine learning is defined as the set of techniques to perform through a machine a task it wasn’t explicitly programmed for. It is sometimes seen as a subset of dynamic programming. If you have some prior experience with traditional programming, you’ll know that building a piece of software involves explicitly providing a machine with an unambiguous set of instructions to be executed sequentially or in parallel in order to perform a certain task. This works quite well if the purpose of your software is to calculate the commission on a purchase, or ...
1. Introduction to Machine Learning
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