day-12 of 180 machine learning models vs machine learning algorithms #mlwithakansha

17 Jan 2024 · 1 min
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In this Hindi instructional video, Akansha Yadav clarifies the often‑confused terms “machine‑learning algorithm” and “machine‑learning model.” She explains that an algorithm is the step‑by‑step set of operations—data analysis, preprocessing, visualization, and the mathematical procedures—that we follow to solve a problem. The model, by contrast, is the end product of those operations: a trained artifact that can make predictions on new, unseen data. Akansha walks through the typical ML workflow, showing how the algorithmic steps lead to a ready‑to‑use model, and emphasizes that the model’s usefulness emerges when it is fed with fresh data for inference.

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