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How to learn artificial intelligence Videos
- 1. Artificial Intelligence: Machine Learning Introduction
- 2. Lecture - 26 Learning : Decision Trees
- 3. The Future of Robotics and Artificial Intelligence (Andrew Ng, Stanford University, STAN 2011)
- 4. Using Artificial Intelligence to Write Self-Modifying/Improving Programs
- 5. Study Artificial Intelligence at the University of Groningen
Artificial Intelligence: Machine Learning Introduction
Hello Bayesian Ninjas! A general introduction of machine learning algorithms! happy hunting! The white noise tutorial part was made entirely in MATLAB!
User Comments
Nirajkumar Bawankar
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on 10 Apr 2015
Amazing, I am amazed just hold my breath, paused the video and wrote this
comment. Such an lucid explanation on machine learning and the moment in
the video around 3 to 3:30 min is so much mind opening that how do we
perceive knowledge. It too me the the concept proposed in Vedas and
Upnishidas about universe, Brahaman and Maya. Where it says entire universe
is manifestation of Brahman and then how we perceive it through our senses
creates Maya or I will say a relative knowledge. This has motivated me to
further perceive the knoledge of Machine Learning and AI.
Sujata Khindri
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on 10 Dec 2015
Dear Sir, i have watched ur video. which is v helpful bt i cant solve this
queswhich is on this topic... plzzz tel mehow to solve this.. i shall be
highly thnkful to u for this.. thnx in advamce. best regards.
thnx in advance
ques:
Consider the two class classification task that consists of the following
points:
Class C1: [1 1.5] [1 -1.5] Class C2: [-2 2.5] [-2 -2.5]
The decision boundary between the two classes using single perceptron is
given by:
Pete Crown
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on 24 Sep 2015
Hello Dave, I missed the Matlab example of supervised, unsupervised and
reinforcement learning. Did you post already? Thank you for posting this
amazing video to introduce Machine learning with a real word examples.
Spongebob Squarepants
commented
on 23 Apr 2015
Wow I learned statistics. Out of 78 dogs I measured in my neighborhood 66%
of dogs had bitten me and on that 66% 34% haven't had an injection for
anti-rabies.
2014andBeyonD
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on 26 Apr 2015
At home I use a CAD program to do all kinds of stuff. I want to learn an AI
program to do that work for me. Which program should I use for that?
Nalin De Silva
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on 28 Jun 2015
Hello This is the best explanation so far. I am trying to convince people
to apply machine learning in cyber security, This was very helpful.
Chris Parker
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on 28 Jul 2013
You have a misspelling in your title. "IntRoduction". Thanks for the new
video! Will watch it in just a moment!
Tibor Anderko
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on 20 Sep 2015
This has inspired me to really step up my learning! Please continue on
uploading new content. Thank you
ChristFan868
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on 06 Nov 2013
This video is really close to what I've been studying. Thanks for the
series! I'll be on the lookout.
AyaM Sakata
commented
on 28 Jul 2013
I've been waiting for this kind of tutorial,, in machine learning. :)
thanks! very well explained..
bm830810
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on 28 Jul 2013
glad you're back, always loved your tutorials. very informative as well as
entertaining :)
Andrew Shuttleworth
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on 08 Mar 2015
This is great! Your time/position graph has the speed approaching infinity,
though.
babelproofreader
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on 07 Aug 2013
Very nice into! Looking forward to the rest of your vids on this subject.
Moshe W.
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on 25 Oct 2015
the rise of skynet and we are contributing to its birth. thanks Dave.
bilbo baggins
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on 07 Jan 2015
I like the way you giggle during talk, I too do the same all time.
Student Dave
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on 28 Jul 2013
lol..thx! :-/ so glad I went into science, and not the humanities...
bigblind
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on 28 Jul 2013
awesome. What program are you using to render the random world?
Игровой канал RobosergTV
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on 05 Feb 2015
did you stop doing this? Please do more about this topic
Lecture - 26 Learning : Decision Trees
Lecture Series on Artificial Intelligence by Prof. P. Dasgupta, Department of Computer Science & Engineering, IIT Kharagpur. For more Courses visit ...
User Comments
Parth Kothari
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on 23 Oct 2012
6:45 : Things like "Datamining" comes under Unsupervised Learning. Isn't it
a bit too much of a generalization?
Pramod S
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on 29 Nov 2008
Hi Professor,why 'Thai'need to have 4 options-2 yes and 2 no? Why 'Some'
need to have 4 options - all no's?
Venkateswarlu Karnati
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on 17 Mar 2011
Good one for introduction of decision tree learning.. But long one bcz it
is like class video
Madhu Sehgal
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on 01 Dec 2014
how four yyyy are there in case of some pls explain.
Richard Flood
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on 13 Apr 2012
love the music and thanks for the great lecture :)
brigr
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on 30 Aug 2010
excellent lecture presentation!!
Atiq Ur Rehman
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on 02 Nov 2011
video quality is too low
Sundance Vacations
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on 05 Jan 2013
Thank you cilvrado.
olie tim
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on 27 Sep 2015
this is useless
Kaustubh Chavan
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on 29 Dec 2014
nice....
Mohammed Aldosari
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on 15 Jan 2012
thanks
cilvrado
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on 23 Oct 2012
0:45
liju varghese
commented
on 09 Sep 2013
Great
The Future of Robotics and Artificial Intelligence (Andrew Ng, Stanford University, STAN 2011)
(May 21, 2011) Andrew Ng (Stanford University) is building robots to improve the lives of millions. From autonomous helicopters to robotic perception, Ng's ...
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Ffswtf Fff
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on 26 Mar 2015
And why dont you answer thats human .. like it or not you are as well? A
Flexible Path
This is the beginning of a new era in space exploration in which NASA has
been challenged to develop systems and capabilities required to explore
beyond low-Earth orbit, including destinations such as translunar space,
near-Earth asteroids and eventually Mars.
NASA will use the International Space Station as a test-bed and stepping
stone for the challenging journey ahead. By building upon what we learn
there we will prepare astronauts for the challenges of long-duration flight
and the permanent expansion of human exploration beyond where we have been
before. Explorers may visit near-Earth asteroids where we may get answers
to the questions humans have always asked. Visiting an asteroid will
provide valuable mission experience and prepare us for the next
steps–possibly for the first humans to step on Mars.
Robotic exploration continues to deliver profound answers about our
Universe by visiting far-off destinations, providing reconnaissance and
collecting scientific data. When combining both human and robotic
exploration methods we will use technology and our senses to increase our
ability to observe, adapt, and uncover new knowledge.
Ffswtf Fff
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on 26 Mar 2015
its melotonin of the mind body AND SOUL.. If in life and in everything there is a way to return it would be that way .. So u must trherefore challenge the existence of 1866
Ffswtf Fff
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on 21 Jan 2015
If you havent got a blue background you havent won or gained any
knowledge.. best you start on the drawing board and step on my trip
Ffswtf Fff
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on 31 Jan 2015
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Bi Polar
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on 25 Jan 2015
do u mean blue background with people on stage.. i passed 10 years ago
Using Artificial Intelligence to Write Self-Modifying/Improving Programs
Watch an artificial intelligent program learn to write its own program to output the word "hi" to the screen. The AI begins with no knowledge about the target ...
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BJ “Shadowx311” Thomas
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on 29 Jun 2015
Where can I find the basic code to make a AI that learns what I tell it?
and can talk?
Aman 2272
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on 23 Oct 2015
yeah thats my plan now
JordanSavageYT
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on 23 Oct 2015
if you're willing to spend quite a lot of money then everything will be easier to complete. I do not know of anything that is like the AI you mentioned. Maybe the Honda Robot? I am not sure though.
JordanSavageYT
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on 23 Oct 2015
say if you make a robot, you can use face recognition for it to pick up faces, then ask them what there name is and then store them in a database. if the robot see's these faces again it will know the name of the person and where they are. You can also make it autonomous. Again, everything that i just mentioned can be completed with Python and probably SQL.
Aman 2272
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on 21 Oct 2015
Good enough for me, but does anyone know any AI that does the things I described? (Other than jarvis from Avengers, I don't want any of those jokes)
Wagacca
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on 21 Oct 2015
+Aman 2272 Raise your IQ with 50 points
Wagacca
commented
on 21 Oct 2015
+Aman 2272 Study engeneering
Wagacca
commented
on 21 Oct 2015
+Aman 2272 Learn quantum physic to make your PC faster
Aman 2272
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on 21 Oct 2015
+JordanSavageYT What do I do if I want it to Learn complex things? Or learn on it's own?
JordanSavageYT
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on 21 Oct 2015
+Wagacca if what want it to learn small things and nothing like the brain then you can use variables. Simple. if you want it to remember things even when you close the program and re-open it then you would have to create a database to store the information in and then let it be accessible so the code can retrieve it.
Wagacca
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on 21 Oct 2015
+otacon1024 hmmm
Aman 2272
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on 21 Oct 2015
+otacon1024 Well then where can I get the advanced code to have an AI learn by itself?
otacon1024
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on 20 Jul 2015
+BJ Thomas "Basic code" and "AI" don't belong in the same sentence.
Wagacca
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on 11 Jul 2015
+epicsilverprince wat?
epicsilverprince
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on 11 Jul 2015
All we need is a bit of a percentage so the programme can rewrite the operating systems code band make it more efficient, then let the fun begin
Wagacca
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on 11 Jul 2015
+BJ Thomas You can't. Wait 10-50 years. We can currently only simulate about 1% of the human brain for 1s with the worlds best computer. (simply put)
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