Thursday, June 20, 2024
June 17: Visualization and AI Overview
AI, by definition, is artificial intelligence. They are programs that are able to learn and can be trained by absorbing data, and they use this information to complete tasks. Some give straight answers, but others can be made into algorithms that can predict outcomes by looking at the data. In the situation of the Titanic, my group predicted who would survive by looking at their social status, gender, and age. The higher the social status, the more likely they survived. This also goes for females surviving more than males, and younger people surviving more than older people. When I coded my Titanic predictions, they were fairly accurate given the information that I gave the computer from the tutorial. I learned that we could use AI to do the same kind of figuring that human minds can do, but faster and more informed.
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