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#### QTraining1. You work for a hospital that is tracking the community spread of a virus. The hospital created a smartwatch app that uploads body temperature data from hundreds of thousands of participants. What is best technique to analyze the data? | ||
- [] Use reinforcement learning to reward the system when a new person participates | ||
- [] Unsupervised machine learning to cluster together people based on patterns the machine discovers | ||
- [] Supervised machine learning to sort people by demographic data | ||
- [x] supervised ml to classify people by body temperature | ||
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#### QTraining2. Man of the advances in ml have come from improved | ||
- [] statistics | ||
- [x] structured data | ||
- [] availability | ||
- [] algorithms |
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@tik9 Timo just small doubt is this question from machine learning or ? can you please double check
thanks
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maybe just change #### QTraining2.
to real numbers
I will come back to your issue tonight
Evgenii <notifications@github.com> schrieb am Do., 24. Sep. 2020, 13:38:
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> +#### QTraining1. You work for a hospital that is tracking the community spread of a virus. The hospital created a smartwatch app that uploads body temperature data from hundreds of thousands of participants. What is best technique to analyze the data?
+- [] Use reinforcement learning to reward the system when a new person participates
+- [] Unsupervised machine learning to cluster together people based on patterns the machine discovers
+- [] Supervised machine learning to sort people by demographic data
+- [x] supervised ml to classify people by body temperature
+
+#### QTraining2. Man of the advances in ml have come from improved
+- [] statistics
+- [x] structured data
+- [] availability
+- [] algorithms
@tik9 <https://github.com/tik9> Timo just small doubt is this question
from machine learning or ? can you please double check
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No, these two "Qtraining" are the ones before you start the test, clicking
the button "Train". Should I name them differently?
Am Fr., 25. Sept. 2020 um 10:45 Uhr schrieb Evgenii <
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> +#### QTraining1. You work for a hospital that is tracking the community spread of a virus. The hospital created a smartwatch app that uploads body temperature data from hundreds of thousands of participants. What is best technique to analyze the data?
+- [] Use reinforcement learning to reward the system when a new person participates
+- [] Unsupervised machine learning to cluster together people based on patterns the machine discovers
+- [] Supervised machine learning to sort people by demographic data
+- [x] supervised ml to classify people by body temperature
+
+#### QTraining2. Man of the advances in ml have come from improved
+- [] statistics
+- [x] structured data
+- [] availability
+- [] algorithms
maybe just change #### QTraining2. to real numbers
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Thank you @tik9 Timo, now I understood what is exactly #### QTraining1.
so all good !!!!
Approved, great job! 💪
Hi Evgeni, thanks for the feedback, and let us keep the ball rolling;)