Series: Artificial Intelligence
An answer key to the questionnaire at the end of the chapter
This article provides answers to the questionnaire at the end of the first chapter from the textbook. It contains the same answers that are used in the questionnaires for the first two lessons from the online course. It also contains terminology that’s underlined which provides links to definitions.
The first chapter from the textbook provides a broad overview of artificial intelligence. It covers the important prerequisites, applications, milestones, terminology, and mechanics of the subject. It also demonstrates the code that’s used for loading datasets, training models, and making predictions.
We’ve spent many weeks writing the questionnaires. And the reason for…
Series: Artificial Intelligence
An expanded guide with definitions of terms and commands
This article is an expanded guide that’s meant to help you learn what’s happening throughout the article. It provides definitions of the terms and commands that are used in the article. It also provides underlined text which contains links to additional definitions in the glossary of the article.
Open PowerShell:
PowerShell is a command-line shell and object-oriented scripting language that’s used to automate administrative tasks and configure system settings It can be used to automate practically anything in the operating system. It also replaced Command Prompt as the default system shell for Windows 10.
- Press “⊞ Windows”
- Enter “PowerShell” into the search…
The Founder’s Guide:
The condensed tutorial with copy and paste code and screenshots
“The expanded version of this article uses concise explanations to help you learn what’s happening 💡”
Open Terminal:
- Click “Activities” in the top-left corner
- Enter “Terminal” into the search bar
- Click “Terminal”
The Founder’s Guide:
The condensed tutorial with copy and paste code and screenshots
“The expanded version of this article uses concise explanations to help you learn what’s happening 💡”
Open Terminal:
- Enter the IP address to the Jupyter Notebook server
- Press “Enter”
- Click “New”
- Click “Terminal”
The Founder’s Guide:
The condensed tutorial with copy and paste code and screenshots
“The expanded version of this article uses concise explanations to help you learn what’s happening 💡”
Open Terminal:
- Click “Activities” in the top-left corner
- Enter “Terminal” into the search bar
- Click “Terminal”
The Founder’s Guide
The condensed tutorial with copy and paste code and screenshots
“The expanded version of this article uses concise explanations to help you learn what’s happening 💡”
Open Terminal:
- Click “Activities” in the top-left corner
- Enter “Terminal” into the search bar
- Click “Terminal”
THE FOUNDER’S GUIDE:
The condensed tutorial with copy and paste code and screenshots
“The expanded version of this article uses concise explanations to help you learn what’s happening 💡”
Open Terminal:
- Click “Activities” in the top-left corner
- Enter “Terminal” into the search bar
- Click “Terminal”
The Founder’s Guide:
The condensed tutorial with copy and paste code and screenshots
“The expanded version of this article uses concise explanations to help you learn what’s happening 💡”
Download VcXsrv:
- Visit the official website
- Click “Download”
The Founder’s Guide:
The condensed tutorial with copy and paste code and screenshots
“The expanded version of this article uses concise explanations to help you learn what’s happening 💡”
Open PowerShell:
- Press “⊞ Windows”
- Enter “PowerShell” into the search bar
- Click “Run as Administrator”
The Founder’s Guide:
The condensed tutorial with copy and paste code and screenshots
“The expanded version of this article uses concise explanations to help you learn what’s happening 💡”
Open Terminal:
- Open the web browser
- Enter the IP address to the Jupyter Notebook server
- Press “Enter”
- Click “New”
- Click “Terminal”
