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Example AI Project

The document outlines a project to develop an AI fruit classifier that distinguishes between apples and oranges, aiming for at least 80% accuracy. It details the steps for data acquisition, including gathering a balanced dataset of images, and data exploration to prepare the images for training. Finally, it describes the evaluation process to assess the model's performance and identify areas for improvement.

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Example AI Project

The document outlines a project to develop an AI fruit classifier that distinguishes between apples and oranges, aiming for at least 80% accuracy. It details the steps for data acquisition, including gathering a balanced dataset of images, and data exploration to prepare the images for training. Finally, it describes the evaluation process to assess the model's performance and identify areas for improvement.

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Example AI Project: Fruit Classifier

1. Problem Scoping

 Objective: Define what the AI will do and its purpose.


 Problem Statement: We want to build an AI that can accurately classify images of fruits
into two categories: apples and oranges.
 Goals:
o To build a model that can correctly identify whether a fruit in an image is an apple
or an orange.
o To achieve at least 80% accuracy in classification.

2. Data Acquisition

 Objective: Gather the data needed to train and test the AI model.
 Data Sources:
o Images: Collect a dataset of images containing apples and oranges. You can use
publicly available datasets or take your own photos.
o Dataset Example: You might find datasets on websites like Kaggle or use a tool
like Google Images to search for “apple images” and “orange images.”
 Data Collection:
o Download or capture images of apples and oranges.
o Ensure a balanced dataset with an equal number of images for both classes (e.g.,
100 images of apples and 100 images of oranges).

3. Data Exploration

 Objective: Understand and prepare the data for training the model.
 Exploration Steps:
o Visualization: View a sample of the images to ensure they are clear and correctly
labeled. Check for any issues with the data (e.g., images that are mislabeled or not
fitting the category).
o Preprocessing: Resize all images to a consistent size (e.g., 128x128 pixels) and
normalize pixel values if needed. Split the dataset into training and testing sets
(e.g., 80% for training and 20% for testing).

4. Evaluation

 Objective: Assess the performance of the AI model and determine how well it meets the
project goals.
 Evaluation Steps:
o Training: Use a tool like Google’s Teachable Machine, which allows you to
easily upload images and train a model without needing to write code.
Alternatively, you could use a simple machine learning library like TensorFlow
with a pre-built model.
o Testing: After training, evaluate the model using the test set to see how
accurately it classifies new images.
o Metrics: Calculate performance metrics such as accuracy, precision, and recall.
For example, if your model correctly classifies 90 out of 100 test images, its
accuracy is 90%.
o Results: Compare the model’s performance against the goal (e.g., did it achieve
at least 80% accuracy?). Analyze any errors or misclassifications to understand
where the model might need improvement.

Summary

 Problem Scoping: Build an AI to classify images as apples or oranges.


 Data Acquisition: Collect and prepare a dataset of apple and orange images.
 Data Exploration: Prepare and understand the data, ensuring it's ready for training.
 Evaluation: Train the AI model, test its performance, and assess if it meets the accuracy
goal.

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