Every time when you open the browser or if you scroll through a news feed, someone will be writing about machine learning, its impact on humans and about its advancement in technology. A large number of research organizations and companies are defining machine learning as the future.

We use a simple form of machine learning everyday in our mailbox. For example, when we read the emails of our mailbox in the morning, we decide to mark that ‘Win a Free Car if You Click Here’ email as ‘spam’. The next time computer knows to do the same thing and mark such emails as spam and redirects it to a separate folder. In simple words, Machine learning is comprised of algorithms that train computers to perform tasks that human beings do naturally on a daily basis.