CAIC 1 9 part 1 Flashcards

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How do personalized marketing campaigns work?

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They create accurate individual profiles using large amounts of individual behavior data, such as historical transaction data and social media data, to generate highly personalized campaigns for a higher conversion rate.

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What role does AI and ML play in the automotive industry?

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They are used to improve efficiency, safety, and overall transformation in the automotive industry.

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What is the perception stage in autonomous driving?

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It involves the autonomous vehicle (AV) gathering information about its surroundings using various sensors and determining its position relative to the environment.

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What sensors are used in the perception stage of autonomous vehicles?

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The AV employs sensors such as RADAR, LIDAR, cameras, and other systems to capture data from the surrounding environment.

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What is a key component in the perception stage of autonomous vehicles?

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The recognition module, which utilizes ML algorithms to detect and classify objects such as pedestrians and vehicles.

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What considerations should be kept in mind when choosing a ML algorithm?

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Consider the problem type, dataset size, and the number and nature of features in your dataset.

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What are classification algorithms used for?

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They are suitable for tasks where the goal is to categorize data into distinct classes.

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What is overfitting in machine learning?

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Overfitting occurs when a trained model learns the training data too well but fails to generalize to new, unseen data.

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What is linear regression?

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It is an algorithm developed to solve regression problems by predicting continuous values based on independent inputs.

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What is the formula for linear regression?

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The formula is expressed as Y = b + wx, where Y is the predicted value, b is the intercept, and wx is the linear combination of input variables.

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What is logistic regression used for?

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It is used for binary classification tasks and offers fast training speed and interpretability.

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What is a limitation of decision trees?

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They cannot extrapolate beyond the range of training inputs, which limits their predictive capability.

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What is a random forest algorithm?

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It is a machine learning algorithm that uses multiple decision trees to improve accuracy and reduce overfitting by combining predictions through majority voting or averaging.

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What is an artificial neural network (ANN)?

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An ANN consists of layers of interconnected neurons, including an input layer, hidden layers, and an output layer.

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What is the purpose of a multi-layer perceptron (MLP)?

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Each hidden layer learns higher-level representations of the previous layer’s features, capturing important information for predictions.

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What is DeepAR?

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It is a state-of-the-art forecasting algorithm based on neural networks, designed to handle large datasets with multiple similar target time series.

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What is collaborative filtering?

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It is a recommendation algorithm that suggests items to users based on the preferences of similar users.

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What is matrix factorization in recommendation systems?

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It involves learning vector representations for users and items to approximate the original user-item interaction matrix.

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What is the vanishing gradient problem?

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It occurs when signals from initial inputs diminish as they pass through multiple layers in a CNN, leading to performance issues.

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How do ResNets address the vanishing gradient problem?

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They implement skip connections that allow signals to bypass certain layers, preserving important information.

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What is Word2Vec?

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It is a technique for learning word embeddings, where CBOW predicts a word based on surrounding words, and continuous-skip-gram predicts surrounding words for a given word.

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What is BERT?

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BERT is a pre-trained model used for various NLP tasks, including text classification and question answering, and can be fine-tuned for specific tasks.

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What is the difference between GANs and newer generative models?

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Newer generative models can learn tasks with few or no examples, while GANs require extensive training data.

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What are large language models (LLMs)?

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LLMs are capable of generating text, translating languages, and providing informative answers, trained on extensive datasets.

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What is DALL-E 2?
DALL-E 2 is a generative model that creates images from text descriptions, trained using CLIP and GLIDE models.
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What is the goal of the hands-on exercise mentioned?
To familiarize with setting up a local data science environment and training an ML model.