May 2019
Intermediate to advanced
162 pages
4h 24m
English
When it comes to supervised learning, there are two families of learning algorithms: parametric and non-parametric. This area also happens to be a hotbed for gatekeeping and opinion-based conjecture regarding which is better. Basically, parametric models are finite-dimensional, which means that they can learn only a defined number of model parameters. Their learning stage is typically categorized by learning some vector theta, which is also called a coefficient. Finally, the learning function is often a known form, which we will clarify later in this section.
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