Across
- 3. Devices like smartphones and IoT units that can run AI locally.
- 8. Settings (like learning rate) that control how an ML model learns.
- 10. In Matplotlib, it defines the color range used in a plot.
- 13. Process of analyzing datasets visually before model training (short form).
- 14. Rule-of-thumb algorithms often used in AI problem-solving.
- 15. Type of Seaborn chart to compare categorical data values.
- 16. Hardware accelerators from Google used to train large AI models efficiently.
- 19. Tool that uses genetic programming to automate ML pipeline creation.
- 21. Algorithm like SGD or Adam that adjusts weights to minimize loss.
- 22. TensorFlow mechanism to control training behavior (e.g., early stopping).
- 24. One full pass of training data through the ML algorithm.
- 25. Python tool for automated machine learning (AutoML).
- 26. Library for numerical operations, often used with Matplotlib and Pandas.
- 27. Python Imaging Library used in image processing tasks.
Down
- 1. Common metric used to evaluate classification models.
- 2. Web-based notebook used for interactive Python coding, often in AI.
- 4. Tool used to normalize data before feeding into machine learning models.
- 5. Python library for classical machine learning tasks like classification/regression.
- 6. AI chatbot from Google, often compared with ChatGPT.
- 7. Core data structure used in Pandas for storing tabular data.
- 9. When a model performs well on training data but poorly on new data.
- 10. Module alias used when importing OpenCV in Python.
- 11. Software that is freely available and modifiable, like TensorFlow and PyTorch.
- 12. General term for representing data graphically using tools like Matplotlib.
- 15. Type of error in AI models when predictions are systematically off.
- 17. When a model is too simple to capture the underlying patterns.
- 18. Vector that guides neural networks in updating weights via backpropagation.
- 20. A single unit of input (word/piece of a word) processed by language models.
- 23. Function that measures how well the model's prediction matches the actual output.
