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[New] Concise and Practical AI/ML
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    • Artificial Intelligence
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          Boosted vs Combinatory
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Boosted vs Combinatory
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Boosted vs Combinatory

Boosted Model

Multiple weak models to form a strong model.

Combinatory Model

Multiple models of different network designs to form a solution.

Distributed Learning

The training data are split and spread over multiple computers and join together in 1 model.

Federated Learning

It’s kinda combinatory learning but instead of multiple models, it is multiple computers to join the learning process together.
Boosted Model
Combinatory Model
Distributed Learning
Federated Learning
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