What is machine learning ? Let's make it easy

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Today there are many companies that want to take advantage of the opportunities offered by machine learning and, in particular,prediction. For this purpose, they carry out predictive projects that allow them to have a solid base on which to make better business decisions.
The approach required for a predictive machine learning project consists of three main phases.
  • Data collection. The data can be collected from any site: web, database, voice elements that are turned into text...
  • Interpretation thanks to algorithms. There is a human part that is dedicated to the collection of data, that analyzes it and makes it go through the algorithm, which extracts information from that data.
  • Decision making. The algorithm offers a result that will be used as a basis for making business decisions according to the company's criteria.

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