AL-702 (D) · Machine Learning for Data Science/Unsolved PYQ Paper
AL-702-D Machine Learning for Data Science - Nov 2023 Question Paper
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7 MarksaIntroduce algorithms. Write down characteristics of algorithms.
How to answer
- Definition of algorithm as step-by-step procedure
- Introduction with example
- Characteristics: finiteness, definiteness, input, output, effectiveness
- Desirable properties: correctness, efficiency, generality
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7 MarksbWith clear explanation describe the Tools to analyze algorithms.
How to answer
- Need for algorithm analysis
- Tools: time complexity, space complexity, asymptotic notations
- Best, average, worst case analysis
- Example illustrating use of tools
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7 MarksaDiscuss Use of Machine Learning in the field of Graphs, Maps and Map searching.
How to answer
- Role of graphs and maps in ML
- Graph-based learning, shortest path, map searching
- Examples: navigation, social networks, route optimization
- Benefits and challenges
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7 MarksbDiscuss application of Stable marriages algorithms in the field of Machine Learning.
How to answer
- Stable marriage / Gale-Shapley algorithm overview
- Matching problems in ML contexts
- Applications: recommendation, resource allocation, clustering
- Advantages for stable matching
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7 MarksaWhat is Gradient descent delta rule? Explain using an example.
How to answer
- Definition of gradient descent and delta rule
- Weight update formula $\Delta w = -\eta \nabla E$
- Steps of iterative minimization
- Simple numerical example
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7 MarksbWhat is a "Well-posed Learning" problem? Explain with an example.
How to answer
- Definition of well-posed learning problem
- Mitchell's criteria: task, performance, experience
- Example e.g., checkers or spam classification
- Why well-posed formulation matters
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7 MarksaExplain Probabilistic modelling using an example under the Machine Learning applications.
How to answer
- Concept of probabilistic modelling
- Representing uncertainty with probability distributions
- Example e.g., Naive Bayes or Bayesian network
- Use in ML applications
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7 MarksbDiscuss about the need and usage of Probabilistic Inference in Machine Learning.
How to answer
- What is probabilistic inference
- Need: handling uncertainty, missing data, prediction
- Usage: posterior computation, decision making
- Examples in ML
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7 MarksaDescribe the importance of the Dynamic programming algorithm with the help of related example in Machine learning.
How to answer
- Dynamic programming principles: overlapping subproblems, optimal substructure
- Importance: efficiency, optimization
- Related ML example e.g., HMM, sequence alignment
- Benefits over naive recursion
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7 MarksbDiscuss the concept of Data description and preparation under the Machine Learning applications.
How to answer
- Data description: summarization, visualization, statistics
- Data preparation: cleaning, transformation, feature engineering
- Role in ML pipeline
- Impact on model performance
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7 MarksaExplain the concept of Interconnectedness on Personal Genomes in Machine Learning.
How to answer
- Interconnectedness concept in genomics
- Personal genomes and data linkage
- ML role in pattern discovery
- Privacy and analytical challenges
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7 MarksbWrite a detailed note on Holdout in Machine Learning.
How to answer
- Definition of holdout method
- Train-validation-test split procedure
- Advantages and limitations
- Relation to overfitting and generalization
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7 MarksaDiscuss the concept of prediction of preterm birth under the Machine Learning applications.
How to answer
- Preterm birth prediction problem
- Features and data sources used
- ML models applied
- Clinical significance
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7 MarksbDescribe in detail about the concept of Divide and Conquer technique with the help of a related example.
How to answer
- Divide and conquer steps: divide, conquer, combine
- Complexity analysis with recurrence
- Related example e.g., merge sort / quick sort
- Application in ML / large data
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7 MarksaDiscuss in detail about the Least Squared Error Hypothesis in Machine Learning.
How to answer
- Least squared error hypothesis definition
- Error function $E = \frac{1}{2}\sum (t-o)^2$
- Minimization approach
- Use in linear regression / neural networks
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7 MarksbDescribe in detail about the concept of Lazy and Eager Learning using an example.
How to answer
- Definitions of lazy vs eager learning
- Comparison: training vs query time generalization
- Examples: k-NN as lazy, decision trees as eager
- Pros and cons of each
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