## about this category
AI and Data brings together the two fronts that define the current era of computing: applied artificial intelligence — LLMs, agents, automation and the impact of AI on work — and the analytical foundation beneath it — statistics, Python for data and the machine learning models used in production. It is the right category for anyone who wants to apply AI today or build the technical grounding to work with data.
Topics in this category:#Artificial-Intelligence#Data-and-Machine-Learning
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AI and Data
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AI for Customer Service: A Complete and Practical Guide
AI for customer service uses chatbots, voicebots, and data analytics to automate and personalize support. See types, advantages, and how to implement.
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Henrico - AI and Data
AI for marketing: personalization and results at scale
AI in marketing automates campaigns, personalizes the journey at scale, and optimizes ads with data. Learn the benefits, tools, and how to get started.
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Henrico - AI and Data
Claude Code: Anthropic''s AI agent in the terminal
Understand what Claude Code is, Anthropic''s coding agent in the terminal: it reads the repository, edits files, runs tests, and opens pull requests.
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Henrico - AI and Data
AI for Healthcare: what it is and how it transforms care
AI for healthcare uses machine learning to analyze medical data, support diagnoses, accelerate drugs, and personalize treatments with greater precision.
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Henrico - AI and Data
Automation with AI: What it is, how it works, and where to apply it
Automation with AI combines RPA with machine learning, NLP, and computer vision to perform complex tasks, make decisions, and learn without human intervention.
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Henrico - AI and Data
Computational Immunology: What It Is and How It Works
Computational immunology is the field that applies bioinformatics, mathematical models, and machine learning to study and predict the behavior of the immune system.
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Ana-carolina - AI and Data
Simpson's Paradox: when aggregated data deceives
Simpson's Paradox occurs when a trend seen in subgroups disappears or reverses when the data is aggregated. See why it happens and how to handle it in Python.
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Renata - AI and Data
NumPy: what it is and what the Python library is for
NumPy is the Python library for numerical computing that provides multidimensional arrays and fast vectorized operations for data and science.
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Henrico - AI and Data
Euclidean Distance: What It Is, Formula, and Uses in Python
Euclidean distance is the straight-line measure between two points, obtained by the root of the sum of squared differences; it is the basis of KNN and K-Means.
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Henrico - AI and Data
Machine Learning fundamentals: concepts and algorithms
Machine Learning is the AI field where algorithms learn patterns from data. See the algorithms, learning types, and evaluation metrics.
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Renata - AI and Data
Types of Linear Regression: Simple, Multiple, Ridge, and Lasso
Meet the types of linear regression — simple, multiple, polynomial, Ridge, and Lasso — with equations, use cases, and criteria for choosing the right model.
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Henrico - AI and Data
Artificial Intelligence in Medicine: Benefits and Risks
AI in medicine accelerates diagnoses and personalizes treatments: the FDA has already authorized more than 1,250 AI-enabled devices. See benefits and risks.
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Henrico - AI and Data
Data Mining vs Machine Learning vs Deep Learning
Data mining discovers patterns in existing datasets; machine learning trains models that learn; deep learning uses deep neural networks.
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Henrico - AI and Data
How to Create Machine Learning Projects: A 5-Step Guide
Machine learning projects require data preparation, suitable algorithms, iterative pipelines, scalability, and metrics like recall and F1-Score.
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Henrico - AI and Data
Machine Learning vs Artificial Intelligence: the difference
Artificial Intelligence is the broad field that simulates human capabilities; Machine Learning is the subarea where algorithms learn from data.
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Renata - AI and Data
What is Power BI and what it is for in data analysis
Power BI is Microsoft''s business intelligence suite that turns raw data into interactive dashboards and reports for data-driven decisions.
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Renata - AI and Data
Data Pipeline: what it is and how it works
A data pipeline is a series of automated processes that collect, transform and move data from source to destination for analysis and decision making.
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Henrico - AI and Data
Georeferencing: what it is and how it works
Georeferencing is the process of assigning geographic coordinates to data or objects, allowing them to be located and analyzed precisely on a map.
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Henrico - AI and Data
AI Tools for Design: 6 Image Generators
Midjourney, DALL-E, Leonardo AI, Stockimg, Bing Image Creator, and BlueWillow: compare six AI tools that generate images from text.
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Henrico - AI and Data
Data Science: 65 Application Areas with Real Examples
Data science uses statistics and machine learning to drive decisions: see 65 application areas, from finance and health to smart cities.
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Renata - AI and Data
How to Study Machine Learning: A Guide to Methods and Resources
To study Machine Learning, start with Python, statistics, and linear algebra, move on to algorithms, and practice on real projects on Kaggle.
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Henrico & Renata - AI and Data
Linear Regression: What It Is, How to Model and Evaluate
Understand linear regression: how it models relationships between variables with a line, predicts continuous values, and is evaluated with R², RMSE, and residual analysis.
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Henrico - AI and Data
Artificial Intelligence Applications: Examples and Real Uses
AI is already applied in medicine, digital security, industry, routing, customer service, and marketing. See real examples, the risks, and how to start studying.
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Henrico - AI and Data
Machine Learning: what it is, how it works and where it is used
Machine Learning is the field of AI in which algorithms learn patterns from data to predict, classify and decide without explicit programming.
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Henrico