Data-Driven AI System
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A Data-Driven AI System is an artificial intelligence system that relies on statistical patterns learned from training data (to enable machine learning and prediction).
- Context:
- It can utilize Training Datasets through statistical learning.
- It can discover Patterns through data analysis.
- It can generate Predictions through learned models.
- It can perform Feature Extraction through data processing.
- It can adapt Model Behavior through retraining.
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- It can often require Large Datasets for effective training.
- It can often improve Performance through data quality.
- It can often face Generalization Challenges with limited data.
- It can often need Computational Resources for model training.
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- It can range from being a Simple Neural Network to being a Large Language Model, depending on its model architecture.
- It can range from being a Specialized Model to being a General Purpose Model, depending on its training scope.
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- It can have Model Interpretation challenges due to black box nature.
- It can require Data Preprocessing for optimal performance.
- It can benefit from Transfer Learning for efficiency improvement.
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- Examples:
- Neural Network Systems, such as:
- Statistical Learning Systems, such as:
- Regression Models, such as:
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- Counter-Examples:
- Knowledge-Driven AI, which relies on expert knowledge rather than purely statistical patterns.
- Rule-Based System, which uses predefined rules instead of learned patterns.
- Expert System, which encodes domain expertise rather than learning from data.
- See: Machine Learning System, Deep Learning, Statistical Analysis, Pattern Recognition, Predictive Modeling.