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The chapter focuses on the importance of Data Collection and Data Access within the AI Project Cycle, emphasizing how these stages serve as the foundation for developing effective AI models. It outlines different types and sources of data, tools for data collection, alongside methods for data access, while also stressing the legal and ethical considerations that must be adhered to when handling data.
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Term: Data Collection
Definition: The process of gathering information from various sources necessary for training AI models.
Term: Structured Data
Definition: Data that is organized in predefined formats, such as tables or databases.
Term: Unstructured Data
Definition: Data that is not organized in a predefined format, such as text, images, or videos.
Term: APIs
Definition: Application Programming Interfaces that allow for the programmatic access of data from external services.
Term: GDPR
Definition: General Data Protection Regulation, which sets guidelines for the collection and processing of personal information in the EU.
Term: Data Quality
Definition: The measure of data's accuracy, completeness, cleanliness, and relevance, affecting the performance of AI models.