Neural networks. Part 5, Introduction to real-world machine learning /

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Author / Creator:StaglianoĢ€, Alessandra, speaker.
Imprint:[Place of publication not identified] : O'Reilly, [2017]
Description:1 online resource (1 streaming video file (43 min., 16 sec.))
Language:English
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Format: E-Resource Video
URL for this record:http://pi.lib.uchicago.edu/1001/cat/bib/13653891
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Varying Form of Title:Introduction to real-world machine learning
Other authors / contributors:Ma, Angie, speaker.
Willis, Gary, speaker.
Notes:Title from title screen (viewed September 28, 2017).
Date of publication taken from resource description page.
"Part 5 of 6."
Presenters, Alessandra StaglianoĢ€, Angie Ma, and Gary Willis.
Summary:"Neural networks form the foundation for deep learning, the most advanced and popular machine learning technique in use today. This course provides an introduction to neural networks. It begins with an overview of a neural network's basic concepts and building blocks - neurons, weights, activations, and layers - before explaining how to train one using gradient descent. The optimization technique is explained with a visual example and different issues such as parameter initialization and model validation are discussed. The course covers the different types of neural network architectures, explains the differences between them, and illustrates practical applications for each. Because training a neural network can be very slow, the course will offer up some tricks for speeding up the process and improving results. The course ends with a review of the history of this fascinating field, from its origin to its fall, and then its subsequent rise in modern days. Requirements include a clear understanding of supervised learning and optimization."--Resource description page