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Marketing AI Glossary & Dictionary for Advertising Agencies: Common AI Terms L

AI Glossary & Dictionary for “L”

Find the Flux+Form AI glossary & dictionary to help you make sense of common AI terms. Below you can find an AI Glossary & Dictionary for “L”:

Label: The ground‑truth category or value assigned to a data point used for supervised learning.

Label Smoothing: A technique that replaces hard labels with a mixture of the correct and incorrect labels to improve generalization.

Labeled Data: Data that has been annotated with correct outputs, used for supervised learning.

Lambda Architecture: A data‑processing architecture that handles massive quantities of data by using both batch and real‑time processing.

Large Language Model or LLM: A generative AI model trained on massive amounts of text to generate human‑like language and perform tasks such as summarization or conversation.

Latent Space: A compressed representation of input data learned by a model, capturing underlying features.

Layer Normalization: A technique that normalizes inputs across the features of a layer to stabilize learning.

Lead Scoring: Ranking leads based on their likelihood to convert using behavioural, demographic and firmographic data.

Learning Rate: A hyperparameter that controls how much a model’s weights are updated during training.

Leave‑One‑Out Cross‑Validation: A validation method where each observation is used once as the test data while the rest form the training data.

Linear Regression: A method for modelling the relationship between a dependent variable and one or more independent variables.

Linguistic Feature: Characteristics extracted from text data, such as syntax or sentiment, used in NLP models.

Local Minimum: A solution that is better than neighbouring solutions but not necessarily the best overall; models aim to avoid getting stuck in local minima.

Look‑Alike Modeling: Identifying new prospects that resemble existing high‑value customers based on behavioural and demographic traits.

Low‑Code Automation: Platforms that allow marketers to design automated workflows using minimal coding, often integrating AI for decision making.

This concludes the AI Glossary & Dictionary for “L”.

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