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{{see also|Machine learning terms}} | {{see also|Machine learning terms}} | ||
==Introduction== | ==Introduction== | ||
Machine learning is the study of teaching machines how to learn from data and make | [[Machine learning]] is the study of teaching machines how to learn from [[data]] and make [[decision]]s based on that information. Recently, one area of machine learning that has seen great growth in popularity is [[augmented reality]] ([[AR]]). [[AR]] refers to the integration of computer-generated graphics or information into real life scenarios. | ||
==Definition of Augmented Reality== | ==Definition of Augmented Reality== | ||
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==Applications of AR in Machine Learning== | ==Applications of AR in Machine Learning== | ||
AR has many applications in machine learning. One popular use for AR is gaming, where players can catch virtual creatures that appear to be part of the real world by using their device's camera and sensors to create a superimposed virtual universe on top of the physical one. | AR has many applications in machine learning. One popular use for AR is [[gaming]], where players can catch virtual creatures that appear to be part of the real world by using their device's camera and sensors to create a superimposed virtual universe on top of the physical one. | ||
Another application of AR is education. Augmented reality can create immersive learning experiences, enabling students to interact with virtual objects and environments that appear to be part of the physical world. This makes teaching more captivating and interactive for learners. | Another application of AR is [[education]]. Augmented reality can create immersive learning experiences, enabling students to interact with virtual objects and environments that appear to be part of the physical world. This makes teaching more captivating and interactive for learners. | ||
AR is also being utilized in marketing and advertising. AR technology enables interactive advertisements that let customers try out products virtually before they make a purchase. For instance, furniture retailers can utilize AR to show customers how a particular piece would look in their home before they commit to buying it. | AR is also being utilized in [[marketing]] and [[advertising]]. AR technology enables interactive advertisements that let customers try out products virtually before they make a purchase. For instance, furniture retailers can utilize AR to show customers how a particular piece would look in their home before they commit to buying it. | ||
==How Does AR Work in Machine Learning?== | ==How Does AR Work in Machine Learning?== | ||
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==Examples of AR in Machine Learning== | ==Examples of AR in Machine Learning== | ||
One example of AR in machine learning is navigation. AR allows for the overlaying of digital information onto the real world, making it simpler for users to explore their environment. For instance, an AR app could display directions overlaid onto a user's environment in real time. | One example of AR in machine learning is [[navigation]]. AR allows for the overlaying of digital information onto the real world, making it simpler for users to explore their environment. For instance, an AR app could display directions overlaid onto a user's environment in real time. | ||
Another application of AR in machine learning is medicine. Here, AR can be employed to display medical information like anatomy and procedures superimposed onto the physical world. This kind of interaction allows students to work with virtual models of human bodies during training sessions. | Another application of AR in machine learning is [[medicine]]. Here, AR can be employed to display medical information like anatomy and procedures superimposed onto the physical world. This kind of interaction allows students to work with virtual models of human bodies during training sessions. | ||
==Explain Like I'm 5 (ELI5)== | ==Explain Like I'm 5 (ELI5)== | ||
Augmented reality is a method for overlaying computer images or information onto the real world, creating the illusion that they are physically present. This is accomplished with cameras and sensors in devices like smartphones and tablets, combined with machine learning algorithms which learn from what it observes and make sure these computer images fit within its environment. Augmented reality can be employed in many different contexts such as games, education, and even medicine. | Augmented reality is a method for overlaying computer images or information onto the real world, creating the illusion that they are physically present. This is accomplished with cameras and sensors in devices like smartphones and tablets, combined with machine learning algorithms which learn from what it observes and make sure these computer images fit within its environment. Augmented reality can be employed in many different contexts such as games, education, and even medicine. | ||
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