Niharika Khannaniharikakhanna.hashnode.dev·Feb 26, 2024Basics of Machine Learning #100DaysOfMLAI vs ML vs DL: Artificial Intelligence (AI): Definition: AI simulates human intelligence to perform tasks and make decisions. Machine Learning (ML): Definition: ML is a subset of AI that uses algorithms to learn patterns from data. Deep Learn...Machine Learning
Pranjal Chaubeypranjal28.hashnode.dev·Feb 1, 2024AdaGrad AlgorithmWhat is Adagrad? Short for Adaptive Gradient Algorithm, Adagrad is an optimization algorithm designed to adaptively adjust the learning rate for individual parameters. The key idea is to give a small learning rate to parameters with a large gradient...Deep Learning
Simranctrlaltblog.hashnode.dev·Jan 30, 2024Day 1 of Analytics: Descriptive vs. Inferential StatisticsUnderstanding data is crucial in today's world, and statistics play a key role in making sense of it all. The core tasks of statistics involve collecting, analyzing, interpreting data, and using that information to draw conclusions about larger popul...100DaysofAnalytics
Kavita Ranakavirana.hashnode.dev·Jan 12, 2024100 Days of Machine LearningI received many messages inquiring about my study plan for the 100 Days of Machine Learning challenge. A big thanks to CampusX's YouTube playlists, which were my primary resource throughout the journey. They've put together a dedicated playlist for t...5 likes·281 readsPython
Wobbly Geekwooblygeek.hashnode.dev·Aug 20, 2023Using the ORDER BY Statement to Sort Query ResultsIntroduction The ORDER BY statement allows us to arrange query results in a specific order based on one or more columns. Therefore, we can present data in a more structured manner. Syntax: SELECT * FROM table ORDER BY column Here, table refers to th...Learn SQLSQL
Bright Andohbrrrpcodes.hashnode.dev·Aug 15, 2023100 days of python ExercisesDay 12: Python exercise that involves calculating the factorial of a number using a loop. def factorial(n): if n < 0: return "Factorial is not defined for negative numbers." result = 1 for i in range(1, n + 1): result *= i r...44 readsGeneral Programming
