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Supervised Vs Unsupervised Vs Reinforcement Learning

AI machine learning is becoming the most training field of the 21st century it is starting to redefine the way we live and it's time we understood what it is and why it matters in this session we'll be discussing the different types of machine learning and we'll compare them to each other so let me run you through today's agenda we're going to begin the session with an introduction to machine learning next we will discuss the types of machine learning after that we'll compare supervised unsupervised and reinforcement learning based on a few key parameters we'll finally end the session by discussing a few example problems that can be solved using supervised unsupervised and reinforcement learning algorithms so without any further delay let's get started so guys machine learning is the science of getting computers to act by feeding them data and letting them learn a few tricks on their own without being explicitly programmed now this sounds awfully a lot l...

Data Analysis vs Data Science vs Data Engineering

It is no longer a secret today that the key to successful business is data-driven decision-making. Data is at the heart of the decision-making process of all organizations today which has encouraged the emergence of data-based jobs in the industry as data analysts, Data engineer and data scientist. I welcome you all to this blog for the key differences between the top three data-based jobs as data analysts, data engineers and data scientists. There is a great deal of ambiguity when it comes to the use of these topics which creates confusion.  let's clear up all the confusion and find out how these job titles are different from the others. So, without wasting any time. Who is Data Analyst? A data analyst is one who collects, investigates and represents data in a way that everyone can understand. Data collected by Data Analysts usually comes from the same source. They are responsible for cleaning, editing, and translating raw data into functional business information, which is al...

PostgreSQL

  What is PostgreSQL and how it is different from SQL Server?  PostgreSQL helps in accessing data. PostgreSQL is very different from SQL server in two main ways. Unlike the other database management system PostgreSQL uses, PostgreSQL does not use any real-time memory. The database writes almost no information about data that has been accessed and how much time it will take to process. This helps simplify data warehousing by decreasing the overhead of storing data. This allows the users to query the database while getting data processed at specific intervals. When the Postgres system queries this database, we cannot use relational objects, i.e. word lists, documents, etc. It makes use of SQL to track down the data we want. Different Databases Over Years It can be said that PostgreSQL is an all-in-one database. The database guarantees that everything we want, i.e. data is available with no issues as long as we know how to get to it. PostgreSQL was launched in 1995 to seek to b...

Introduction To Kafka

Kafka is the world’s most widely used software library of statistical functions and has many counterparts. Its components may include abstractions, manipulations, and functions. For instance, we can receive calculations over a long time, obtain the desired model error, and report about a targeted technique. Kafka is needed for creating novel machine learning strategies. We can define machine learning methods with temporal constraints while transforming our input information into feature extraction. We can create exclusive machine learning models in terms of their accuracy and precision. We can separate the parameters that the model uses, to improve generalization and performance. Kafka can be used as a library like any other library but it's important to not only provide the theoretical link between the computation process and its outcome but also the practical task: how to create an optimization that will give you the high accuracy you require? Kafka has only one power: ...

SQL vs NoSQL

Definition Today I am going to discuss the difference between SQL and NoSQL databases I'm going to start out by defining what SQL and NoSQL is followed by some general guidelines on how to pick one over the other when starting a new project so let's start out by defining what SQL is so SQL stands for structured query language and the language typically looks like what we have on the right here so SQL allows you to perform some create read update or delete also known as crud operations through a universal language that is pretty much consistent across multiple different underline relational database engines so as I said there's multiple different underlying relational database engines and these typically are things like my SQL Postgres or Microsoft SQL Server so there's four key components that I like to talk about about databases so there's structure storage scale and access so let's quickly go through these and talk about how it relates to SQL so starting the...

Data Engineering in Data Science

If you have been coming to Data Science programs, like me, to learn about the technology in detail, then you are probably looking for a method to incorporate machine learning in your Coding Studio and become the engine that is behind the analytics and processing of data in front of your eyes. This shall require a learning philosophy, but one must understand that this studying philosophy must be pursued with firm dedication; a philosophy that talks of the intrinsic importance of developing good principles in the quest for tangible. It is here that the role of Data Engineer, along with Data Science itself is discussed. Data Engineering Creating and applying algorithms to gather and process data. A predictive tool to help identify the relevant trends and patterns. A meta-tool for interpretation functions. Data engineering is concerned with the process of developing intelligence (verbal and non-verbal) into the data-based. And it can be a fun and structured pursuit at the same time. ...

Machine Learning and Its Types Explained

Automated learning has allowed us to go much further than before when it comes to performing machine learning. To handle a given problem, an algorithm is automatically trained to operate on data. One example of this would be to say that a person walks up a street and sees that another person is sitting on the bench. This person is currently making a phone call to get something out of his pocket, but he gets nervous so changes the timing. The process of labeling the person by listening to him walk through the street is called domain in machine learning and the step given is given a label. Now, let’s see the definition of machine learning and the different subcategories of machine learning that are available.  There are three types of machine learning: 1) Supervised  supervised learning (model) and unsupervised learning (method) all have similarities. For example, both supervised learning methods often first study the labeled samples to realize whether it works well ...