Machine Learning Explained
Machine Learning is the process of letting your machine use the data to learn the relationship between predictor variables and the target variable. It is one of the first steps toward becoming a data scientist.
There are two kinds of Machine Learning: supervised, and unsupervised learning. In supervised learning, there are two types: Regression and Classification.
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