Deep Learning

May 03, 2021

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Deep learning is a subset of AI and machine learning that mimics the human brain's processing of datasets and decision-making processes. Virtual assistants, vision for driverless vehicles, money laundering, facial detection, and several other applications of deep learning are only a few examples.

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Deep Learning

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Deep Learning

Deep Learning. Deep learning?. MLP-> NN-> Deep Learning Deep networks trained with backpropagation (without unsupervised pretraining ) perform worse than shallow networks Supervised/unsupervised Each layer. Advantage. Deep Architectures can be representationally efficient

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Deep Learning!!!!

Deep Learning!!!!. Decorate your gingerbread decoration but DON’T eat it !!!!! p.s. yet!!. Now start to eat it and think about how it tastes!!. Write a paragraph to describe your ginger bread decoration!. Share your description with a partner! Write one description between you!.

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Deep learning

Deep learning. Harrison Littler and Peter Jones Monday 15 th April 2013. Do any of these statements match your experience? . Reflecting on our current practice. Aim of this session:

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Deep Learning

Deep Learning. Early Work Why Deep Learning Stacked Auto Encoders Deep Belief Networks. Deep Learning Overview. Train networks with many layers (vs. shallow nets with just a couple of layers) Multiple layers work to build an improved feature space

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Deep Learning

Deep Learning. Roger S. Gaborski. Visual System Visual cortex is defined in terms of hierarchical regions: V1  V2  V3  V4  V5  MST Some regions may be bypassed, depending on the features being extracted

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Deep Learning

Deep Learning. Why?. Source: Huang et al., Communications ACM 01/2014.

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Deep Learning

Deep Learning. Bing-Chen Tsai 1/21. outline. Neural networks Graphical model Belief nets Boltzmann machine DBN Reference. Neural networks. Supervised learning The training data consists of input information with their corresponding output information. Unsupervised learning

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Deep Learning. Supervised Learning. Works well if we have right features Domains like computer vision, audio processing, and natural language processing requires feature engineering. Feature Engineering is tough job Manually finding right features does not scale well. What?.

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Deep Learning

Deep Learning. Yann Le Cun The Courant Institute of Mathematical Sciences New York University http://yann.lecun.com. The Challenges of Machine Learning. How can we use learning to progress towards AI? Can we find learning methods that scale?

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Active Learning = Deep Learning

Active Learning = Deep Learning. Active Learning. a change response growth. How do we know?. Is it happening?. Is it happening enough?. How can we know?. Self-evaluation which leads to effective action can be a powerful way of improving learning.

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And Deep Networks for Natural Language Processing. Deep learning. Overview of the Talk. Overview of Deep Learning Justification Properties of Deep Learning Neural Networks 101 Brief History of Deep Learning Implementation Details RBM’s and DBN’s Auto-Encoders Deep Learning for NLP

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Deep Learning Tutorial

Deep Learning Tutorial. Mitesh M. Khapra IBM Research India (Ideas and material borrowed from Richard Socher’s tutorial @ ML Summer School 2014 Yoshua Bengio’s tutorial @ ML Summer School 2014 & Hugo Larochelle’s lecture videos & slides). Roadmap. What? Why? How? Where?.

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Deep Learning

One of the most talked-about buzzwords of late is u201cdeep learning,u201d which is an area of machine learning that enables computers to be trained and learn. Deep learning-which can be accomplished through architectures such as artificial neural networks-imitates the way the human brain works by processing data and creating patterns for use in decision making. Source : https://www.onlsol.com/blog/deep-learning-software/

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Deep Learning Market

Deep Learning Market by Offering (Hardware, Software, and Services), Application (Image Recognition, Signal Recognition, Data Mining), End-User Industry (Security, Marketing, Healthcare, Fintech, Automotive, Law), and Geography

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Deep Learning. Artificial Neural Networks. Artificial neural networks (ANNs) are cognitive models Inspired by the structure and function of biological neurons Appear in perceptron and back propagation prediction systems Tries to model the complex relationships between inputs

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Technology is redefining our lives in different ways; from the way we use our mobile phones to driving the car, everything has a technological intervention

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