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 ✅ SUPER SHORT 10-LINE REVISION (Viva + Placements Ready) 1️⃣ Rule-Based AI → Fixed IF-THEN logic, no learning ability. 2️⃣ Needed improvement because real data is complex and dynamic. 3️⃣ RNN → Introduced sequential memory using hidden states. 4️⃣ Problem: RNN suffers from vanishing gradient (forgets long context). 5️⃣ LSTM → Added gates (forget/input/output) to manage long-term memory. 6️⃣ Improvement: Better handling of long sequences than RNN. 7️⃣ GRU → Simplified LSTM with fewer gates → faster & lighter model. 8️⃣ Limitation: RNN/LSTM/GRU process data step-by-step (slow training). 9️⃣ Transformer → Uses Self-Attention to process all tokens together. 🔟 Result: Parallel training + long context understanding → foundation of GPT, BERT, modern LLMs. Rule-Based AI    │    ├─ Idea: IF–THEN rules    ├─ 👍 Simple logic    └─ ❌ No learning, not scalable         ↓ (Need learning from data) RNN (Recurrent Neural Netwo...

Good question 👍 — these models came step-by-step to fix problems of the previous ones. I’ll explain the exact improvement + why it was needed in simple flow so you can revise fast. 🧩 1️⃣ Rule-Based Systems (Before Deep Learning) ✅ What it is Hard-coded logic: IF condition → THEN action Example: IF fever + cough → suggest cold medicine ❌ Problems No learning from data Not scalable Breaks with new situations 👉 Why new models were needed: Real world language & time-series are complex — rules cannot capture patterns. 🔁 2️⃣ RNN (Recurrent Neural Network) ✅ Improvement over Rule-Based Learns from sequential data (text, speech, time series) Has memory via hidden state Uses previous output as input 👉 Example: “I love AI because ___” RNN remembers earlier words. ❌ Problems Vanishing gradient problem Cannot remember long sequences Training slow 👉 Needed something with better memory control . 🧠 3️⃣ LSTM (Long Short-Term Memory) ✅ Improvement over RNN Adds gates to control memory:...

  1️⃣ DATABASE FUNDAMENTALS (VERY IMPORTANT) What is a Database? A database is a structured place to store data permanently , so that: Data is safe Data is fast to retrieve Data is consistent Multiple users can access it Two BIG categories of databases 1️⃣ Relational Databases (SQL) Data stored in tables (rows & columns) Fixed structure (schema) Strong consistency Examples: MySQL PostgreSQL 2️⃣ Non-Relational Databases (NoSQL) Data stored as documents / key-value / graphs Flexible structure Scales easily Examples: MongoDB Firebase 2️⃣ MySQL (RELATIONAL DATABASE) What is MySQL? MySQL is a relational database that stores data in tables using SQL language . How data looks in MySQL id name email 1 Ram ram@gmail.com ✔ Fixed columns ✔ Strong structure Key concepts Schema → database structure Table → data container Row → record Column → attribute Properties (ACID) Atomicity – all or nothing Consistency – valid state Isolation – parallel safety Durability – data never lost 👉...

1️⃣ Artificial Intelligence (AI) – FOUNDATION What AI REALLY means (not textbook) AI is not one technology . AI is a goal : “Make machines perform tasks that normally require human intelligence.” Human intelligence includes: Thinking Learning from experience Understanding language Making decisions Solving new problems 👉 Any system that tries to do this is AI. Evolution of AI (Very Important) AI did not start with ChatGPT. Phase 1: Rule-Based AI (1950–2000) Human writes rules Machine follows rules No learning Example: IF marks > 60 → PASS ELSE → FAIL ❌ Problem: Cannot handle new situations Rules explode in complexity Phase 2: Data-Based AI (2000–2015) Machines learn from data This is where Machine Learning comes ✔ Less rules ✔ More data ✔ Better predictions Phase 3: Deep Learning & GenAI (2015–Present) Machines learn features themselves Can generate content Can reason over large context 2️⃣ Machine Learning (ML) – CORE E...

  ✅ UNIT – I : Introduction to Pattern Recognition 4 🔹 What is Pattern Recognition? Pattern Recognition means identifying patterns or regularities in data . Example: Face recognition in phones Email spam detection Handwritten digit recognition 🔹 Data Sets for Pattern Recognition A dataset is a collection of data used to train or test a model. Example: Images of handwritten numbers (0–9) Medical data of patients (age, BP, sugar) 🔹 Application Areas Medical diagnosis Speech recognition Image processing Fraud detection Recommendation systems 🔹 Design Principles of a Pattern Recognition System Basic steps: Data collection Feature extraction Classifier design Decision making 🔹 Classification vs Clustering Classification → Data is labeled Clustering → Data is unlabeled Example: Classification: Email → Spam / Not Spam Clustering: Grouping customers by behavior 🔹 Supervised Learning Data has input + correct output Teacher is present Example: Training a model with labeled images of...

  Work experience as a Python Developer. Expertise in Python (core and advanced) Experience on Web frameworks: Flask/Fastapi/Django., Libraries: Numpy, Pandas Good to have knowledge on Frontend development: JavaScript, HTML/CSS, React/Angular Good to have cloud knowledge: AWS/Azure Good understanding of Object-Oriented concepts and ORMs API development. Strong Experience with SQL Experience with any No SQL DB Working knowledge and ability to apply engineering practices & principles (CI/CD - GIT, docker, GitHub Action) and designs concepts. Good in Unit testing.