21 Apr 2025, Mon
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We have the ability to extract statistical rules from the world around us. We use this ability, which we call statistical learning, to learn about the environment. Other animals can  do it too. 

In computer science, the term refers to a wide range of tools for modeling and understanding complex data sets. This is a relatively new field in statistics that is closely tied to the parallel development of computer science, especially machine learning.  Machine learning is the ability of AI to learn from experience. Humans learn as we go, that is, we progress through experience. Machines with complex AI software are also capable of this. 

We call this ability of computers, robots, and other devices  machine learning. AI stands for artificial intelligence.

Difference between Statistics and Machine Learning 

Machine learning learns from data without explicitly programmed instructions. On the other hand, statistical learning is based on rule-based programming, meaning it is formalized in the way the variables are related to each other. 

Machine learning can learn from billions of attributes and observations. Statistical learning is based on  much smaller data sets and  fewer attributes.  

According to PERFICIENT, a digital transformation consulting firm:

“Statistical learning is mainly about inference, most ideas are generated from  sample, population and hypothesis, compared to machine learning which emphasizes prediction, supervised learning, unsupervised learning and semi-supervised learning. monitor. 

“Learning statistics requires a lot of math, relies on  coefficient estimators, and requires a good understanding of your data. On the other hand, machine learning identifying patterns in your data set across iterations requires less  human effort. 

With  learning statistics, we form a hypothesis first 

Statistical learning involves forming a hypothesis – this happens before proceeding to build a model. 

This assumption can involve making specific assumptions that we then validate after  the models are generated. 

With machine learning, we run algorithms directly  on the model,  allowing the data to represent itself rather than directing the data in a particular direction with our initial guesses/assumptions.

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