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For questions related to machine learning (ML), which is a set of methods that can automatically detect patterns in data, and then use the uncovered patterns to predict future data, or to perform other kinds of decision making under uncertainty (such as planning how to collect more data). ML is usually divided into supervised, unsupervised and reinforcement learning. Deep learning is a subfield of ML that uses deep artificial neural networks.

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How to prevent overfitting in stacked models?

The effectiveness of dividing training data and piping divisions into networks for independent training, although possibly an effective workaround for specific cases, is not indicative of a robust sol …
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Machine learning to detect wrong address data

The comments are off base. Having worked in validation of data as a consultant for Nasdac, Amex, and Lexis Nexis I can tell you that using the UNIX sed -r or pcrelib is insufficient to do a stellar c …
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What is a "generalized" machine learning algorithm?

Using the adjective generalized with algorithms, routines, or functions is obscure. The more appropriate term is generic. Generics began with early loaders, before full fledged operating systems wer …
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Weighing connections between two users using machine learning

The question might be improved so that the answer can be more specific by defining two things more rigorously. Strength of the connection What the automation must infer from that value Learning, Cor …
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How to use a Generative Adversarial Network to generate images for developmental analysis?

A generative adversarial network is probably not the best approach for generating the images desired. We can assume from the comments that the data is not collected. That's a good thing, because a s …
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Why do we need floats for using neural networks?

Floating Point Hardware There are three common floating point formats used to approximate real numbers used in digital arithmetic circuitry. These are defined in IEEE 754, a standard that was adopte …
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Why do Decision Tree Learning Algorithm preferably outputs the smallest Decision Tree?

Consider the LCD (least common denominator) principle in algebra. A larger denominator would work for most processes for which the LCD would be calculated, however the least is the one used by convent …
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Is it possible to write an adaptive parser?

The parsing of linguistic units from streams of speech by the human brain is an existing system that can be studied, and it is a legitimate proof of concept. A working brain adapts to changes in volu …
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Can ML/AI understand incomplete constructs like humans?

Central Questions Can ML/AI understand incomplete constructs like humans? Do humans have some inherent experiences in life which makes AI incapable of performing [some capacities of human intelligen …
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Machine learning algorithm for xml manipulation

Terminology There are two uses of the word map in this discussion. Road maps are construed below as images of road maps. Mapping input to desired output is the skill the system must learn. The se …
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How can a neural network approximate all functions when the weights are not allowed to grow ...

What is Proven The question references the proof of Approximation by Superpositions of a Sigmoidal Function, G. Cybenko, 1989, Mathematics of Control, Signals, and Systems. The 1989 proof stated that …
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How can I minimize the number of answers that are relevant to a machine learning model?

The Problem Statement It does not appear from the wording in the question that the semantics of the language in the questionnaire will be processed, so no knowledge of the associations in questionnai …
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Reinforcement learning objective as conditional expectations

In the YouTube depiction of CS294-112 fall 2017 lecture 3 Reinforcement Learning, Levine, the transition of the finite horizon expected reward to a form where each transition is decoupled from the ent …
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I need to predict ball position from set of Images

Requirements Analysis The term prediction has a temporal element, but the other text in comments indicates that the position of the ball relative to the field of play and goals at the time the image …
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Handling emotion in informal text (Hi vs HIIIIII!!!!)?

These kinds of repetitions in text can place recurrence demands on learning algorithms that may or may not be handled without special encoding. Hi. Hiiii! HIIIIIIIII Hi!!!!!!!!!!!!!! These have th …
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