diff --git a/docs/tech_docs/llm/ai_over_view.md b/docs/tech_docs/llm/ai_over_view.md index 84f615a..4d8d245 100644 --- a/docs/tech_docs/llm/ai_over_view.md +++ b/docs/tech_docs/llm/ai_over_view.md @@ -175,4 +175,90 @@ Explainable AI focuses on developing techniques to make AI models more transpare - Causal Inference for Explanations - Interpretable Deep Learning - Adversarial Attacks on Explanations -- Human-Centered Explainable AI \ No newline at end of file +- Human-Centered Explainable AI + +--- + +Certainly! Here's a framework for each distinct type of document you'll likely create as you build out your AI fundamentals documentation: + +1. Overview Document: + - Purpose: Provide a high-level overview of the entire AI fundamentals documentation. + - Outline: + - Introduction to AI and its importance + - Brief description of each module and its focus + - Target audience and prerequisites + - Learning objectives and outcomes + - Navigation guide and how to use the documentation effectively + +2. Module Introduction Document (for each module): + - Purpose: Introduce the specific AI topic covered in the module and set the context. + - Outline: + - Definition and scope of the AI topic + - Importance and relevance of the topic + - Key concepts and terminology + - Real-world applications and impact + - Prerequisites and recommended background knowledge + - Learning objectives and outcomes for the module + +3. Concept Explanation Document (for each subtopic within a module): + - Purpose: Provide a detailed explanation of a specific concept, technique, or algorithm. + - Outline: + - Introduction and definition of the concept + - Theoretical background and underlying principles + - Mathematical formulations or algorithmic steps (if applicable) + - Illustrative examples or visualizations + - Advantages, limitations, and trade-offs + - Practical considerations and implementation details + - Code snippets or pseudocode (if applicable) + - Related concepts and references for further reading + +4. Tutorial or Walkthrough Document (for hands-on exercises or projects): + - Purpose: Guide readers through a step-by-step practical implementation of a specific technique or project. + - Outline: + - Introduction and objectives of the tutorial + - Prerequisites and setup instructions + - Step-by-step guide with code explanations + - Data preparation and preprocessing + - Model training and evaluation + - Results interpretation and analysis + - Variations and extensions + - Troubleshooting and common pitfalls + - Conclusion and further exploration + +5. Case Study Document (for real-world applications and success stories): + - Purpose: Showcase real-world examples and success stories of AI applications in various domains. + - Outline: + - Introduction and background of the case study + - Problem statement and challenges faced + - AI techniques and approaches applied + - Data sources and preprocessing steps + - Model architecture and training process + - Evaluation metrics and results achieved + - Lessons learned and best practices + - Impact and benefits of the AI solution + - Future prospects and scalability + +6. Resource Collection Document (for each module or topic): + - Purpose: Curate a list of valuable resources, references, and learning materials. + - Outline: + - Books and research papers + - Online courses and tutorials + - Videos and webinars + - Blogs and articles + - Open-source libraries and tools + - Datasets and benchmarks + - Community forums and discussion groups + - Conferences and workshops + +7. Glossary Document: + - Purpose: Define and explain key terms, acronyms, and concepts used throughout the documentation. + - Outline: + - Alphabetical listing of terms + - Clear and concise definitions + - Cross-references to related terms + - Examples or illustrations (if applicable) + - Acronym expansions and abbreviations + +These distinct document types serve different purposes and cater to various aspects of learning and understanding AI fundamentals. They range from high-level overviews to detailed concept explanations, practical tutorials, real-world case studies, curated resources, and a comprehensive glossary. + +By creating these different types of documents, you can provide a holistic and multi-faceted learning experience for your readers. They can choose the documents that align with their learning style, goals, and level of expertise, allowing for a personalized and effective learning journey. \ No newline at end of file