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Supervised learning trains algorithms to make recommendations
#AI #machinelearning
Recommendation engines used by Google, Amazon, and streaming services like Netflix rely on supervised learning to train their applications to provide choices fitted to their users’ preferences.
intro 00:00
Dataset prep 00:25
Training 00:56
Testing/Accuracy 01:13
Conc 02:05
Recommendation engines used by Google, Amazon, and streaming services like Netflix rely on supervised learning to train their applications to provide choices fitted to their users’ preferences.
intro 00:00
Dataset prep 00:25
Training 00:56
Testing/Accuracy 01:13
Conc 02:05
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3 types of Machine Learning training AI
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#ai #machinelearning Machine learning is one approach to artificial intelligence. It uses data to train algorithms to produce solutions that do not require explicit instructions. Today, Machine learning is useful in areas of facial recognition, autonomous driving, and recommendation engines, used by the likes of UA-cam and Netflix. Chapters: intro 00:00 Supervised Learning 00:42 Unsupervised Le...
GPS History in 3 minutes
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#GPS #History Throughout history, humans have relied on various methods to navigate the world. Today we can do so with precision by using the Global Positioning System, known as GPS.
The invention of modern data processing
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#History #Computing While taking a train to Michigan, he remembered the conductor punching holes into tickets to describe the owner's physical features. He wondered if this technique could apply to the census process.
History of Packet Switching
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#history #Internet A large portion of our modern communication systems runs on the idea of dividing information into uniform blocks that travel the network and reassemble back into the original data upon reaching their destination. pic of SAGE Terminal By Joi Ito from Inbamura, Japan - USAF/IBM SAGE, CC BY 2.0, commons.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?curid=2106156
How does end to end encryption work?
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#encryption At its most basic, encryption is all about taking readable information, also known as plaintext, and making it unreadable. The process is done in such a way that with a secret key that information can once again be made readable.
How does ftp work?
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#FTP FTP is built upon the client-server model and allows files to be uploaded and downloaded between a client and a server.
History of the transistor?
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#Transistor #Technology In 1883, while experimenting with lightbulbs, Thomas Edison discovered the phenomenon called Thermionic Emission, where electrons leaving the carbon filament in a lightbulb are attracted to a metal plate. sources: Transistors By Ulfbastel, CC BY-SA 3.0, commons.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?curid=3123331 An IBM 704 mainframe (1964) By Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory, ...
Mini-Led explained!
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#Mini-Leds #IpadPro Despite the name, mini-led displays still rely on LCD technology. If a liquid crystal diode, or LCD, is combined with polarizers, its properties can then be modulated with a current to either block light or allow it through; somewhat like a Venetian blind.
NFTs
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#NFT #blockchain #bitcoin NFT stands for Non-fungible token: Meaning unlike currencies, which is fungible in the sense that two $10 bills can be exchanged for a $20 bill, or vice versa, each NFT is in fact unique and carries its own value.
How does PARALLEL communication work?
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How does PARALLEL communication work?
How does SERIAL communication work?
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How does SERIAL communication work?
How do Routing Tables work? | 5 Facts
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How do Routing Tables work? | 5 Facts
Heads up to people watching this today, we’re at that point in the “near future” the video was talking about where now serial buses (PCIe) is actually predominantly used today and parallel buses (PCI) has declined. Great video btw!
El proyecto Lisa empezó en 1978. Xerox quería comprar acciones de Apple por 1 millón de dólares. Un 10% de Apple. Jobs quería algo más a cambio. Visitaron el PARC en 3 ocasiones y alli vieron un prototipo del Xerox Star, un ordenador muy adelantado a su tiempo, con una interface gráfica, ratón, tarjeta de red e impresora láser, compartida. El problema era que para sacarle provecho al invento había que comprar 2 o 3 y costaban un ojo de la cara. Unos 100.000 dólares de la época (1978), unos 250.000 euros a dia de hoy. Lisa costó más de 50 millones de dólares en desarrollo y pagar a programadores del PARC. Una locura. Además su precio era prohibitivo. Nada menos que 9.995 dólares de 1982. Unos 20.000 euros a día de hoy. Llevaba 1 MB de memoria RAM, 7 programas incorporados y 2 unidades de disco de 5 pulgadas y un cuarto, poco fiables. La Lisa del vídeo es de 1984 o posterior porque incorpora una unidad de disco de 3 pulgadas y media. Se le llamó Apple Macintosh XL.
thanks a lot. very useful video.
Haim, can you please make the other videos in wireless playlist available as they are currently shown as hidden videos if possible? Thank you!
very nice vdo.. u'll go big just wait❤
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This was very easy to understand! Thank you!
you said router removes frame but router is in layer 3 , how it can remove frame (frame is in layer 3)?
Hi Sir, so is it possible to explain to me how one piece of information such as 8 bits is sent parallel and receive back as one piece of information at the receiver side?
Computer bus from busbar concept in electrical concept, yeap everything makes sense now. That's the missing link I have been looking for long. Thank you very much
I like your explanations but why the weird voice
@NotezOnTek thanks for uploading this video, you explained it very well and in a concise time. Straight to the point and with very good illustrations. Thanks!
You are the first and only one who clearly states the evolution of and equivalence between the system and local bus. Now I understand why the textbooks' terminologies are so confusing. Awesome!
FDIC
Good explanation
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Sophisticated but apparently not unique.
Unique enough to be mass produced.
@@RSKLove Apparently there were others. One expert even went so far as to pick holes in the design of teeth on the cogs because they were cut out in triangles as apposed to square. No pleasing some people. 😅
That is amazing. Thank you for this video. Will you have more videos like this? :)
Yes I will
This guy 3:18 minutes >>>>>>>>>>>>>>> A 10 min reading.
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Thank you for this amazing content. Keep it up
Thank u Sir u are a legend ,So the frame will change its MAC Address from a device to an other device ? and the sender of the frame should know the recipient MAC address right ? My question is : How does the router knows The MAC address of the ISP recipient device ?
Thank you so much
Bro, truly, thank you, like, I couldn't find a good explanation from my teachers in college, but you gave me all I needed, thank you :)
Nice video..thanks
What we know as a computer, is actually more like several interconnected computers that carry out a computer process.
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Really good video. I still have the question about bus sizes. How does a bus increase in size when multiplexers are involved? Do you just increase the size by adding another 16 lanes and add more multiplexers?
Wi-Fi is a Muslim invention by Dr Hatim Zaghool It was stared by WiLAN 1991 in Calgary with Patents purchased from Hedy Lamarr Dr Hatim even published his books in the 80s Cisco and other companies pay for royalties to use these patents Calgary also having the First Wi-Fi network in Calgary Launched by Calgary. This video is clearly trying to rewrite history with its imperialism
No, you are trying to rewrite history using terrorism
Nah, clearly apple and Steve jobs invented wifi 🗿
1:55 just wanted to make sure.. isn't the one on the right should be a demux? thanks for the valuable video, really appreciate the effort :)
Can you use routing for my WAN in Tampa to see the printer on my WAN in Syracuse. Would a vpn router be needed? We are trying to avoid using a VPN router
It can be done through port forwarding on the router, but this, however, may require some level of expertise.
You Deserve for your efforts, Thank you!!!
Great work, thanks for the content!
very informative
Glad you think so!
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I was breaking my head trying to understand all of this and you cannot imagine how simple and useful the information you provided here was and the visualizing helped to make sense of all of this. Please keep making such videos and keep up the great work.
Glad it was helpful!
Cool 😎 man
nice 😊
wow what a great video well done
Glad you enjoyed it
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@@md_ez but i am not sure if i can answer it
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The title says "fatcs"
Thank you for pointing that out!
Just want to say nice
I'm so glad I found your channel! The way you explain everything is amazing. Please, never stop doing these videos, they're so helpful. Thanks!
why the music ?........
no se entiende nada por dios que son esas celulas 😡
When I was a Baby I wasn't the first version of me.
Thank you bro
Hi please slowly sir explain