Despite its practical applications, particularly in text mining, Naive Bayes is labelled "Naive" because it relies on an assumption that is nearly impossible to verify in real-world data: the conditional probability is calculated as the pure product of the individual probabilities of components. This necessitates complete feature independence, which is a criterion that is unlikely to be realised in real life.
Simply defined, machine learning allows a user to submit massive amounts of data to a computer algorithm, which then analyses and makes data-driven suggestions and decisions based only on the supplied data.
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Hi Sir,
I want a clearity up on these
1. To learn Data Science "Machine learning" is part of it but we have to learn additionally python libraries (panda, numpy, matplotlib) or else in ML enough.
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Ayush Bharti
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