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systematic adjustments, and rigorous evaluation to create a model
         that performs reliably on new data.

         In summary

         In this example:


             •  Data Collection: We collected key features (color and
                alcohol) to distinguish between beer and wine.
             •  Data Preparation: Ensured our data was clean and
                properly split for training and testing.
             •  Model Selection & Training: A simple linear model was
                chosen, and through iterative training steps, its parameters
                were optimized.
             •  Evaluation & Tuning: The model was evaluated on unseen
                data, and hyperparameters were adjusted for improved
                accuracy.


         By following these steps, even a beginner can begin to understand
         the process behind training AI models. This framework applies to
         many other domains, making it a fundamental skill in the
         development of reliable AI applications.

             Here are some questions to test your understanding of









           the "Beer vs. Wine" AI training example
                   Question (Defining the Problem): Why do we begin








                by asking “What is the difference between wine and beer?”
                and how does this question guide the entire training
                process?
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