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                 Features of Machine Learning
                 Following are the features of machine learning:
                 u  It is the science of having machines interpret, analyse and process data as a way to fix real-world problems.
                 u  It learns from data and improve over a period of time. These learnings can be used for automation or prediction.
                 u  It is the dominant mode of AI today.
                 u  It can identify patterns, trends, and relationships within data that may not be immediately apparent to humans.
                 u  It uses data analysis, training, and human review to learn without following specific rules or steps.
                 Let us now understand the difference between machine learning and deep learning:


                               Factors                         Deep Learning                    Machine Learning
                   Data Requirement                Requires large data                    Can train on less data
                   Reliability                     Provides high accuracy                 Gives less accuracy

                   Training Time                   Takes longer to train                  Takes less time to train
                   Hardware dependence             Requires GPU to train properly         Trains on CPU
                   Hyperparameter Tuning           Can be tuned in various different ways  Limited tuning capabilities



                 Computer Vision
                 Computer Vision is a specialised domain dedicated to enabling computers to interpret and analyse digital images
                 and videos. By employing sophisticated algorithms, it extracts meaningful patterns and information from visual
                 data—essentially mimicking the human ability to see and understand the world.




















                                            What We See                                             What Computer See


                 Representing Images with Numbers
                 Each pixel in a digital image has a numerical value. For black and white images, the value ranges from 0 to 255, where
                 0 is black and 255 is white. For coloured images, each pixel’s value is based on the RGB colour model, which stands for
                 Red, Green, and Blue. Each colour channel (Red, Green, Blue) can have a value from 0 to 255, creating over 16 million
                 possible colours. By mixing different amounts of red, green, and blue, a wide range of colours can be represented in an
                 image. Here is an example to make it clearer:
                 u  Imagine a grayscale photo of a dog. Each pixel in the image has a value from 0 to 255, with 0 being black and 255
                   being white.



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