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machine learning
[ muh-sheen lur-ning ]
noun
- the capacity of a computer to process and evaluate data beyond programmed algorithms, through contextualized inference (often used attributively). cognitive computing ( def ), deep learning ( def ), neural network ( def 2 ).
machine learning
noun
- a branch of artificial intelligence in which a computer generates rules underlying or based on raw data that has been fed into it
Word History and Origins
Origin of machine learning1
Example Sentences
Long before the AI revolution, it started adding features to its chips that it says help machine learning.
He said that while "they" were making leaps in machine learning, robotics and building "next-gen factories that can compete with the rest of the world", India's start-ups were still largely focussed on lifestyle products like gluten-free ice creams.
The AI is also adaptive, utilizing machine learning.
David Gailbraith, Prof of War and Technology at Bath University, said: "Militaries are increasingly relying on automation and machine learning in order to really do the job that would be particularly dangerous, so trying to remove the individual risk."
Australian firm Ceres Tag uses AI machine learning and satellite communications to track sheep with digital ear tags.
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