Reinforcement Learning (RL) is specifically designed for sequential decision-making tasks where an agent interacts with an environment and learns optimal behaviors through trial-and-error and reward signals.
Optimizing robot paths on a warehouse floor-deciding which movements lead to higher throughput-is a classic RL use case.
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In Phase II: Data Understanding, the Pre-Trained and Third-Party Model Usage task directs teams to
"determine if team will use a model...developed by another team, or by a third-party organization" and to gather information about "costs to use model, origin of data and methods of training, performance measures, and other factors that will determine appropriateness of model" before proceeding . When in-house data is insufficient, leveraging existing third-party models is the recommended path to avoid project stall.
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In Phase III: Data Preparation, the Select Data task instructs teams to choose only the records and attributes needed for modeling-documenting inclusions and exclusions to reduce volume and complexity. This selective pruning of columns and rows is the primary mechanism for trimming excessive data before modeling.
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CPMAI defines a Data Scientist as the role responsible for "formulating data-driven hypotheses, selecting and applying statistical algorithms, interpreting model results, and communicating insights to stakeholders," all of which require critical thinking under uncertainty, advanced mathematics, and strong data-visualization skills .
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In CPMAI's examination of AI patterns, Unattended bots are designed to run autonomously in back-office environments without human supervision, executing repetitive tasks like data entry at scale. This contrasts with Attended bots, which require a user to trigger or interact with them in real time.
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