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Domain 1Objective 3
Differentiate the Use Between Different Algorithm Types (supervised, Unsupervised, Reinforcement) CERTIFIED-AI-EXPERT Practice Questions (Page 4)
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Questions 16–20
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How does supervised learning differ from unsupervised learning in terms of data requirements?
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A company has a dataset of customer reviews for its products. They want to automatically categorize each review as positive, negative, or neutral. They have a large set of reviews that have already been manually labeled by their support team. Which algorithm type should they use?
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Which task is a common use case for supervised learning?
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A data science team is building a system to detect fraudulent credit card transactions. They have a large dataset of past transactions, but only a small fraction are labeled as fraudulent. The team needs to identify new types of fraud that have not been seen before. Which approach should they use?
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A healthcare analytics team has a historical dataset of patient records where each record includes a confirmed diagnosis label assigned by physicians. They need to build a model that predicts the diagnosis for new patients based on their symptoms and test results. Which algorithm type should the team use?
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