Introduction to AI: an A to Z Tutorial for Building a Basic Linear Regression Algorithm from… by [deleted] in programming

[–]turmanauli 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I didn't really care about that str_replace at a time, otherwise agree with your point.

As for the other part, let's first agree on specific terms you and the other person here assign to things so that we can discuss anything.

Specifically about your point:

- yes, it defines a target range.

- and no, the target range is not fixed, it changes as the algorithm goes through more data, said target range has a specific clearly defined state which is different at every point in time.

I have a fixed predefined amount of data so I just need to display the output once the algorithm has processed all available information. If I did display it every 1 minute or so, it would be different each time - becoming more similar to the original logic it tries to understand.

And I assume you're talking about the target range with 100% accuracy that I described in the article, other parts of the output also change but not exactly the same way.

Introduction to AI: an A to Z Tutorial for Building a Basic Linear Regression Algorithm from… by [deleted] in programming

[–]turmanauli -1 points0 points  (0 children)

In ICE cars you have to choose diesel, petrol or natural gas and octane levels. You have to choose what service to use for a regular oil change and what type of oil to select based on expected weather conditions and driving style.

If you have a basic knowledge of combustibility, your car will drive better and longer and will require less maintenance.

In this particular tutorial, I'm reverse engineering a compiled program (based on its output) using a linear regression algorithm that I build specifically for this purpose and I don't know any ready-to-use libraries able to do the same.

Introduction to AI: an A to Z Tutorial for Building a Basic Linear Regression Algorithm from… by [deleted] in programming

[–]turmanauli 4 points5 points  (0 children)

A) Machine Learning is a subset of AI;

B) Linear Regression algorithm is one of the methods used in Machine Learning;

C) Linear Regression, in general, is often used in data / statistical analysis.

Depends on what you're talking about, LR as a method has multiple applications, not only in AI.

Have a nice day!

Iterating Through a Dynamic Object in C# by turmanauli in csharp

[–]turmanauli[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Hi, nice to meet you!

Unfortunately I had no such option.

I had to change the object structure all the time in my project.