Published March 5, 2020 | Version v1

A Roadmap of Machine Learning and It's Applications

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  • 1. Professor, Department of Electrical Engineering, Sanjivani College of Engineering, Kopargaon, Maharashtra, India

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Background- Recent trend as well human convenient purpose so many technologies are rising on nowadays such as Internet of things, machine learning, smart system, etc. These technologies are interrelated. The combination is called smart grid. Internet of things helps people to know their health conditions, as well “where is my vehicle”, etc. How neural network operate the similar method the machine learning starts to function. Purpose- The machine learning uses to convert the raw data into useful data, i.e. better decision. It is not only application of machine but business of all appliances. Method- It is one type of data science. That means collection of past to react on meaning full. If you see ten years back, famous Mobile systems were not there in the market because of fail to understand the customer expectations. That one is fulfilled by Machine learning. Approach: It collects the data from big data sources such as social network, mobile devices, internet transactions, network devices, etc. Summary: to sustain in the market, people need to update the system with help of machine learning.

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