LEARNING INPUT OUTPUT FUNCTION OF MACHINE LEARNING

Dr. Sambit Satpathy is working at Galgotias college of engineering and technology as associate professor, in CSE department. He has expertized in the field of AI and machine learning, New optimization technology. He has author and co author of 50 research article  and reviewer of many reputed journal like IEEE, Springer, Elsevier.

Abdullah Al Salmani, an Iraqi Electrical Engineer residing in the United Arab Emirates, is a graduate of United Arab Emirates University with an MSc. in Space Science. With a BSc. from ADU, he has a diverse background in tutoring, R&D, industrial design, implementation, and troubleshooting. Currently, Abdullah serves as a Research Assistant at the National Space Science and Technology Center, where he leads the development and testing of a Modular Command and Data Handling System. This system, which includes on-board processing capabilities using machine learning, is set to be flight tested on AlAinSat-1 under the guidance of Dr. Abdul-Halim Jallad. In addition to his technical skills, Abdullah possesses strong leadership and teamwork abilities. He is passionate about increasing international cooperation in the space field and advancing technical awareness in both developed and developing countries.

Dr. S. Sivakumar received a B.E. in Electrical and Electronics Engineering from the V.R.S. College of Engineering and Technology in Arasur, Villupuram, Tamilnadu, India in 2007 and an M.E. in Embedded System Technology from the VelTech Engineering College in Avadi, Chennai, Tamilnadu, India, which is affiliated with the Anna University, Chennai, Tamilnadu, India in 2009. I right now work as an Associate Professor in the Department of Electrical and Electronics Engineering at Vel Tech Rangarajan Dr.Sagunthala R&D Institute of Science and Technology, Avadi, Chennai, Tamilnadu, India. I also completed my Ph.D. at the same institution in the area of Renewable Energy with Cloud Computing. I have been teaching for 14 years. In my field of study, I had numerous dissertations published in journals and conferences internationally. My research interests include smart grids, renewable energy systems, cloud computing, the internet of things, embedded system networking, and machine learning.

Dr. Malik Mustafa is a young associate professor in computer science with specific specialization in Visual Informatics graduated from National University of Malaysia, at the moment he works in the faculty of Computing Sciences at Gulf College in Sultanate of Oman in academic affiliation with Cardiff Metropolitan University in London. He started his work as a lecturer at Al Madinah International University in Malaysia, then he moved to Gulf College in Oman since 2018. He has a member in different co-written a research papers related to different fields such as Role of Internet of Things (IoT) Increasing Quality Implementation in Oman Hospitals During COVID-19 and Validation the Vibratory Haptic Interface Model. His areas of research interest are virtual reality, internet of things, mobile banking and commerce and knowledge management. He is currently working on two research Projects under the title of a trust-based model for adoption of smart city technology in Omani cities and Tracking System for Chronic Diseases using Big Data Analytics and on a Patents under the title of Network Design System Based on virtual reality technology, a virtual chemistry laboratory IOT and machine learning based low-cost home automation and security system and methodology using cell phone. Recently he got the Outstanding Reviewer award from Institute of Industry and Academic Research Incorporated journal in addition to different awards for his Publication.

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Simply put, there is an excessive amount of data to be regulated in such a manner and expect it to be successful. It is useless and has no sense until those giant characteristics with unbelievable dimensions are identified, and it consists of enormous characteristics with huge dimensions. Until then, it is meaningless and has no sense. It is essential to transform these high-dimensional data into low-dimensional data so that a more effective machine learning model can be developed to classify the data and so that the processing of the data may be simplified. It is possible to rapidly train the high-accuracy model utilizing low-dimensional data, which involves significantly less effort and time than traditional methods. When we engage in activities in the real world, we are frequently put in situations in which we are confronted with information and things that, to be properly labelled, require some form of classification. The financial sector is getting set to capitalise on the benefits of machine learning to acquire a strategic advantage in the market and keep its competitive edge. This will allow the industry to remain competitive. This is made possible by the availability of complicated models that are capable of being run on high-power computer computers at a cost that is gradually lowering. This is made possible by the availability of sophisticated models. These benefits are within reach due, in part, to the nearly infinite capacity of data storage, which also contributes to the fact that they can be easily obtained. In the actual world, some of the use cases have already been implemented; however, in order for the remaining use cases to be realized, it will be essential to overcome some existing commercial and operational challenges. While some of the use cases have already been successfully implemented in the real world, others have not yet achieved this level of success. In the second chapter, we covered the definitions of a wide variety of important Boolean function subsets. Let’s assume we make the decision to apply supervised function learning to one of these subsets by utilizing it as a chapter set. In this scenario, the subset will be treated as a chapter set. The second question that we have to ask ourselves is how we can most effectively implement the function as a device that, when given a variety of inputs, generates the outputs that are mandated by the function. This is the second question that we have to ask ourselves. In this chapter, we will explore how various input-output functions may be implemented with the assistance of networks of non-linear components, as well as how these networks can be trained with the assistance of supervised learning techniques.

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