Machine learning is computational methods that learn from experience to improve performance or to make accurate predictions. Some of the more popular machine learning algorithms include regression, decision trees, random forest, artificial neural networks, and support vector machines. These models are trained on existing data by running large amounts of data through the model until it finds enough patterns to be able to make accurate decisions about that data. The trained model is then used to score new data to make predictions. Some applications for these models include churn prediction, sentiment analysis, recommendations, fraud detection, online advertising, pattern and image recognition, prediction of equipment failures, web search results, spam filtering, and network intrusion detection. There are a number of learning scenarios, or types of learning algorithms, that can be used depending on whether a target variable is available and how much labelled data can be used. These approaches include supervised, unsupervised, and semi-supervised learning; reinforcement learning is an approach often used in robotics but also used in several recent machine learning breakthroughs.
Predicting costs, resources, sells; Customer retention.
Logistic path optimization
Searching relevant patterns;
Web pages classification;
Web rules;
Associative analysis;
Customer segmentation;
Web recommendations;
Human Resources advertisement campaign;
Predicting customer behaviour;
Staff selection;
Predicting defects and maintenance; Predicting lead times of the production chain, material consumption; Predicting customers segmentation, supply chain optimization;
Credit Risk; Fraud risk; Money transfers;
Time series analysis; Forecasting market and financial trend;
Prediction of patient's response to product dosage; Study of relations between dosage and potentially related adverse events;
Predicting manufacturing defects; Predicting production chain lead times;
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