Data Science is rather a blanket term. It is the science of data analysis, data mining, machine learning and a lot more but let's just stick to this much information for the sake of the question.
Machine learning is a field of Big Data Science that studies, develops and implements algorithms and programs that are capable of self-learning. These algorithms once designed can go on learning new concepts and ideas without human intervention. They get better with time. These algorithms use the principles of data mining (again, it's a field of Data Science) to learn more and evolve. They are just automated to mine data based on patterns, trends and many other factors involved.
Now that we are clear with the differences, it can be said that Machine learning is a part of Data Science. It is more than a technique. So, it is better to say that Machine Learning is done using Data Science rather than saying it the other way around.
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swapnali kadu
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Original Message:
Sent: 07-26-2018 10:06 AM
From: DIANE REYNOLDS
Subject: Machine Learning?
I find that there is very little difference between the terms "statistics" and "machine learning" these days. Do you use them interchangeably or draw a distinction?
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DIANE REYNOLDS
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