Regression
Regression is a supervised machine learning task that predicts continuous numerical values such as prices, demand, time, or risk.
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Regression is a supervised machine learning task that predicts continuous numerical values such as prices, demand, time, or risk.
A perceptron is a simple artificial neuron that combines weighted inputs to make a binary classification and forms a foundation of neural networks.
k-NN predicts a new example from the labels or values of its closest stored neighbors in feature space.
Logistic regression estimates the probability of a class by applying a logistic function to a weighted combination of features.
Linear regression predicts a continuous value using a weighted linear relationship between input features and the target.
XGBoost is a gradient-boosting algorithm that combines decision trees for accurate classification, regression, ranking, and forecasting.
Data labeling assigns categories, annotations, or target values to examples so supervised AI systems can learn and be evaluated.
A decision tree predicts an outcome by repeatedly splitting data according to feature-based rules arranged in a branching structure.
Instruction tuning trains an AI model on instruction-and-response examples so it follows natural-language tasks more reliably across different use cases.
Active learning is a machine learning approach that selects the most informative examples for human labeling to improve a model with less annotation work.
Classification is a machine learning task that assigns data to predefined categories based on patterns learned from labeled examples.
The dataset used to teach AI models how to perform tasks. It helps systems recognize patterns, make predictions, and improve performance through iterative learning.
A learning approach where AI models train on labeled data with known outcomes. It powers tasks like classification, speech recognition, and predictive analytics across industries.
A branch of AI where computers learn from data to make predictions and improve performance over time. It underpins applications like fraud detection, recommendation engines, and predictive analytics.