Is there a simple supervised AI (preferably a Google colab notebook) that simply takes data and gives an output, with no coding?

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I'm not very good at coding, but I have some experience with python and google colab and I was wondering if there was a notebook/program that simply takes data and predicts the next piece of data?

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I've tried coding it myself, but I'm stoopid

Posted 4-Feb-21 4:14am

nuggetofwisdom

Updated 4-Feb-21 4:56am

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Richard MacCutchan 4-Feb-21 10:24am

"simply takes data and predicts the next piece of data?"
So if I typed "Banana", what would you expect it to predict?

[no name] 4-Feb-21 10:25am

Yellow ... no, fruit ... er, comedy ...

nuggetofwisdom 4-Feb-21 10:28am

m o n k e
No what I mean is it'll take a dataset, say the history of the Apple stock, and predict the stock price for Apple for the next day (I'm not actually using this, mine will be much more simple)

Richard MacCutchan 4-Feb-21 10:43am

Yes, I understand the question. But how would this program figure out these predictions?

nuggetofwisdom 4-Feb-21 10:45am

Like it's done here: https://miro.medium.com/max/2226/1*KdwmQZdq8xAnruYWShiKQA.png

Richard MacCutchan 4-Feb-21 10:46am

:laugh:

nuggetofwisdom 4-Feb-21 10:47am

:supermegaultrabruhmoment:

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There are actually a lot of automated platforms these days that are designed to help people tap into AI with no to little coding required.
You might want to check out CLICK AI, they recently were on the news offering ㅁ free AutoML tool, by the look of it, this should be right up your alley. Here's the link https://www.newswire.com/news/dslab-global-offers-a-free-automl-tool-with-its-all-in-one-platform-21310091
I believe there are other platforms as well, that allow you to take the data and get prediction results without writing a single line of code. Good luck, hope this helps!

Posted 9-Feb-21 15:58pm

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Updated 9-Feb-21 19:43pm

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Dave Kreskowiak · Accepted Answer · 2021-02-04T04:56:00

Short answer: No.

The problem with what you want to do is the naïve notion of "one AI to rule them all". AI's have to be trained on a dataset to teach them about the data they are looking at. There is no one dataset or AI to predict the next value out of a set of values. Each set of values behaves differently. So training an AI on, say, a viral infection dataset cannot be used to predict a stock value.

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