Machine Learning and AI by Dr. Gang li, Deakin University, Australia.

Machine Learning and AI by Dr. Gang li,

 Deakin University, Australia.

10-06-2020 from 03:00 P.M to 04:20 P.M.


Notes prepared by Dr. Phrangboklang Lyngton Thangkhiew, 

Assistant Professor Senior Grade - I, 

School of Computer Science and Engineering (SCOPE),

VIT University, Chennai. 


Talk on- When Artificial Intelligence Meets Big Data?


Some Research Theme of Dr. Gang Li

  • Periodic Behaviour- Regular or Normal Pattern

  • Information Abuse Prevention- Identification of strength or weakness of an individual

  • Business Intelligence Applications- Come up with new research from current business.


Intelligence Application

  • Create applications that mimic human thinking. E.g. IBM Watson, Stanley (Auto Driving Car).

  • It started as earlier as 1980s.

  • The computer can play chess.

    • Deep Blue vs. Kasporov. Deep Blue wins 

Moore’s Law

  • Every year the number of transistors on an IC will be double and so does the storage.

  • This provides us more capacity to store and collect data.

Big Data Age

  • With colossal data, it becomes difficult to handle more data.

  • Difficult to store or processing.

  • From computer science, one solution is to horizontal scaling.

  • Horizontal Scaling- Group of Computers work together to store or process together. This is known as Cloud Computing.


4th Paradigm of Science

  • 1000 years ago: Empirical + Experimental

  • Theoretical

  • Computational 

  • Data Exploration

    • Collect Data of enormous size

    • Not easy to process with easy methods

    • Call as science or 4th Paradigm of Science

    • CSIR in Bangalore is one such institution in India to do such research

Why AI?

  • Data Processing/Analysis has become the core of CS.

  • When massive data involve, it becomes difficult to process with traditional methods.

  • There is a need for advance and proper methods to process such Data.

What is Machine Learning?






  • Machine Learning can be used in.

    • Face Recognition

    • Human thinking like

    • Automated Mail Activity

    • Bio Informatics

    • Business informatics

Machine Learning Subclass.

  • Supervised learning- Human help computer to learn

  • Unsupervised learning- Train the computer with lots of data

  • Structured Learning- 

    • Input and output are of different format

  • Reinforcement Learning- Group of annotation to help computer maneuvers into a near-optimal solution

  • Deep Learning

  • Changing the world in so many aspects.


Theme 1: Behaviours Informatics

Tourist Management Analysis

  • Traditional methods are not suitable for the survey. E.g., Participants cannot remember the place, name, etc.

  • Tourist place many photos online. With such photos, we have information such as

    • Time

    • Location

  • With such photos, tourist hot spots (Area or Route) can be identified by using Behaviours Informatics.

It can be used to predict behavior for instance.

  • Customer details can be collected from their online activity. For example, the picture below shows particular information about a tourist.




















  • From this GPS location, we can know how the customer moves around.

Periodic Behaviour Mining.





Application of Periodic Behaviour.

  • Recommends customer to buy essential things based on the data collected

Problem on Data Acquisition.

  • Privacy- For e.g., photo can be without GPS tag.


Apriori Algorithm- Prof Agarwal 

Example: Can be used to find popular items together, such as.

  • Things that people tend to buy together in a shopping mall.

  • Or people that travel together. 

  • Can also be used to distinguish the relationship.


Some Research perspective that can impact in 2025

  • Privacy Preservation.

  • Topologic Data Analysis.



Summary


  • Today the world's is the era of big data.

  • The idea is to find a smart method to collect data.

  • And to use AI and ML to do research



  • Privacy must be respected in doing such research.


  • Topological research is very promising.


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