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How many gradient updates will the model perform after 5 epochs?
How many gradient updates will the model perform after 5 epochs?
What is the purpose of implementing the example from scratch in TensorFlow?
What is the purpose of implementing the example from scratch in TensorFlow?
What does the output of a Dense layer depend on?
What does the output of a Dense layer depend on?
In the NaiveDense class, which method is responsible for applying the transformation?
In the NaiveDense class, which method is responsible for applying the transformation?
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Which activation function is typically used for the last layer in a Dense layer implementation?
Which activation function is typically used for the last layer in a Dense layer implementation?
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What is the effect of updating the weights in the opposite direction from the gradient?
What is the effect of updating the weights in the opposite direction from the gradient?
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What does mini-batch stochastic gradient descent utilize?
What does mini-batch stochastic gradient descent utilize?
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What is a naive solution for adjusting the weight coefficient in a model?
What is a naive solution for adjusting the weight coefficient in a model?
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If changing the weight coefficient from 0.3 to 0.35 increases the loss, what can be inferred?
If changing the weight coefficient from 0.3 to 0.35 increases the loss, what can be inferred?
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Why is it important to select a reasonable value for the learning rate?
Why is it important to select a reasonable value for the learning rate?
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What is true stochastic gradient descent?
What is true stochastic gradient descent?
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Why is adjusting coefficients one at a time in a model not efficient?
Why is adjusting coefficients one at a time in a model not efficient?
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What is the primary optimization technique used in modern neural networks?
What is the primary optimization technique used in modern neural networks?
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What might happen if the learning rate is set too high?
What might happen if the learning rate is set too high?
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What characteristic of functions used in models allows for gradient-based optimization?
What characteristic of functions used in models allows for gradient-based optimization?
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What does batch gradient descent do differently compared to mini-batch SGD?
What does batch gradient descent do differently compared to mini-batch SGD?
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What is the role of the gradient in training a neural network?
What is the role of the gradient in training a neural network?
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What primarily differentiates mini-batch SGD from true SGD?
What primarily differentiates mini-batch SGD from true SGD?
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What happens when the weight coefficient is decreased from 0.3 to 0.25?
What happens when the weight coefficient is decreased from 0.3 to 0.25?
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Which is a consequence of having a learning rate that is too small?
Which is a consequence of having a learning rate that is too small?
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What is one of the disadvantages of relying solely on one-at-a-time coefficient adjustments?
What is one of the disadvantages of relying solely on one-at-a-time coefficient adjustments?
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What will happen if the optimization process using SGD is executed with a small learning rate near a local minimum?
What will happen if the optimization process using SGD is executed with a small learning rate near a local minimum?
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How does momentum help in the context of SGD optimization?
How does momentum help in the context of SGD optimization?
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In the context of the algorithm presented, which variable represents the current velocity?
In the context of the algorithm presented, which variable represents the current velocity?
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What role does the momentum factor play in the optimization process?
What role does the momentum factor play in the optimization process?
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What is a potential issue when calculating gradients for complex expressions in backpropagation?
What is a potential issue when calculating gradients for complex expressions in backpropagation?
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Which statement best describes how to update the parameter 'w' in the provided momentum implementation?
Which statement best describes how to update the parameter 'w' in the provided momentum implementation?
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What can occur if a small ball simulates the optimization process and lacks sufficient momentum?
What can occur if a small ball simulates the optimization process and lacks sufficient momentum?
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Which aspect of the gradient-based optimization is emphasized in the content?
Which aspect of the gradient-based optimization is emphasized in the content?
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What is the primary difference between classification and regression in supervised learning?
What is the primary difference between classification and regression in supervised learning?
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Which of the following is a method of unsupervised learning?
Which of the following is a method of unsupervised learning?
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Which of the following statements about K-means clustering is true?
Which of the following statements about K-means clustering is true?
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What is meant by 'labels on a continuous scale' in regression?
What is meant by 'labels on a continuous scale' in regression?
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Which unsupervised learning method focuses on reducing the dimensions of data?
Which unsupervised learning method focuses on reducing the dimensions of data?
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Which statement accurately describes unsupervised learning?
Which statement accurately describes unsupervised learning?
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What kind of data is typically used in classification tasks?
What kind of data is typically used in classification tasks?
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Which of the following best describes supervised learning?
Which of the following best describes supervised learning?
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What does the forward pass in a computation graph entail?
What does the forward pass in a computation graph entail?
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In the backward pass, what is represented by grad(B, A)?
In the backward pass, what is represented by grad(B, A)?
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If grad(loss_val, x2) = 1, what does this imply about the relationship between loss_val and x2?
If grad(loss_val, x2) = 1, what does this imply about the relationship between loss_val and x2?
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How does grad(x2, x1) = 1 affect the relationship between x2 and x1?
How does grad(x2, x1) = 1 affect the relationship between x2 and x1?
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What does grad(x1, w) = 2 indicate about x1 when w varies?
What does grad(x1, w) = 2 indicate about x1 when w varies?
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What role does variable b play in the relationship for grad(x2, b)?
What role does variable b play in the relationship for grad(x2, b)?
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What does the concept of reversing the graph during the backward pass help to determine?
What does the concept of reversing the graph during the backward pass help to determine?
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What is the significance of annotating edges with gradient values during the backward pass?
What is the significance of annotating edges with gradient values during the backward pass?
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Study Notes
Deep Learning: Classification
- Classification problems involve predicting the category or class of an input.
- Examples include spam detection (is an email spam or not?), image recognition (is this a picture of a cat, dog, or bird?), and sentiment analysis (is this review positive or negative?).
- Data for classification problems includes both input features and corresponding labels.
- Binary classification means dividing items into two categories (spam/not spam).
- Multi-class classification involves more than two categories (e.g., classifying images of different fruits).
- Multilabel classification allows for multiple labels assigned to a single input (e.g., tagging an article with multiple topics).
Example Classification Problems
- Examples of binary classification problems include spam detection and image recognition (cat vs. dog).
- Multi-class classification examples include image recognition with multiple classes (e.g. classifying images of different types of fruits).
- Multi-label classification examples include articles that can be tagged with multiple topics.
Binary vs. Multi-Class Classification
- Binary classification deals with two classes.
- Multi-class classification deals with more than two classes.
What We're Going To Cover
- Neural network architecture for classification.
- Input and output shapes of a classification model.
- Creating custom data for classification tasks.
- Model building steps, including loss functions, optimizers, training, and evaluation.
- Model saving and loading.
- Harnessing non-linearity in models.
- Different classification evaluation methods.
Classification Inputs and Outputs
- Input data often consists of normalized pixel values.
- Output is a probability distribution over the possible categories.
Input and Output Shapes
- Input data structure for image classification often involves batch size, color channels, width, and height dimensions.
- Output structure often includes the predicted category and its probabilities.
Architecture of a Classification Model
- Models usually consist of multiple layers: input, hidden layers, and output.
- These layers use parameters like input layer shape, hidden layers (neurons per layer), output layer shape, and activation functions.
- Loss functions are used to quantify the difference between predicted and true output.
- Optimizers (e.g., SGD, Adam) adjust model parameters to improve accuracy.
Improving A Model
- Adding layers or increasing the number of hidden units can improve model complexity.
- Changing activation functions (like ReLU and sigmoid) can alter how the model processes information.
- Choosing a different optimization function (e.g., Adam, instead of SGD) can influence how the model learns.
- Adjusting the learning rate can affect the speed and stability of training.
- Increasing training time (epochs) can improve a model in many cases but results in overfitting sometimes.
The Missing Piece: Non-linearity
- Linear models can't capture complex relationships in data.
- Adding non-linear activation functions (e.g., sigmoid, ReLU) allows models to learn complex patterns.
- These functions introduce non-linearity into the model and allow for a flexible representation of complex data.
The Machine Learning Explorer's Motto
- Visualize, visualize, visualize (data, model, training, predictions)
The Machine Learning Practitioner's Motto
- Experiment, experiment, experiment.
Steps in Modelling With PyTorch
- Construct a model.
- Prepare the loss function, optimizer, and training loop.
- Train the model(fit the model) on training data.
- Evaluate the model on test data(how reliable the model's predictions are).
Classification Evaluation Methods
- Accuracy measures correct predictions overall.
- Precision measures the proportion of true positive predictions out of all positive predictions.
- Recall measures the proportion of true positive predictions out of all actual positive values.
- F1-score combines precision and recall.
- Confusion matrices show the counts of different types of predictions.
Anatomy of a Confusion Matrix
- True positive (TP): model predicts 1 when truth is 1.
- True negative (TN): model predicts 0 when truth is 0.
- False positive (FP): model predicts 1 when truth is 0.
- False negative (FN): model predicts 0 when truth is 1.
Three Datasets (Training, Validation, and Test)
- Training set: used by the model to learn patterns.
- Validation set: used to tune model parameters.
- Test set: used to evaluate the model.
Neural Network Learning Steps
- Initialize weights and biases with random values.
- Input data is encoded numerically.
- Show data to the neural network, get outputs using the forward pass.
- Update weights based on the difference between predicted vs. actual outputs using back propagation
Learning Strategies
- Supervised learning (discrete and continuous) involves labeled data.
- Unsupervised learning (e.g., clustering, dimensionality reduction) uses unlabeled data.
Unsupervised Learning Methods
- Hierarchical clustering.
- K-means clustering.
- Principal Component Analysis (PCA).
- Singular Value Decomposition.
- Independent Component Analysis.
Conclusion (Supervised Learning)
- Labeled data (inputs paired with labels) is essential.
- Classification labels are categorical, and regression labels are continuous.
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This quiz explores various classification problems in deep learning, including binary, multi-class, and multilabel classification. Understand how different classification techniques are applied in practical scenarios such as spam detection, image recognition, and sentiment analysis.
