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What revolution occurred in 2012 at the annual ILSVRC computer vision competition?
What revolution occurred in 2012 at the annual ILSVRC computer vision competition?
What is a strength of convolutional neural networks?
What is a strength of convolutional neural networks?
What is the role of the classifier in traditional machine learning algorithms?
What is the role of the classifier in traditional machine learning algorithms?
What is a characteristic of the architecture of a CNN?
What is a characteristic of the architecture of a CNN?
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What is the goal of the training phase in CNNs?
What is the goal of the training phase in CNNs?
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In convolutional neural networks, what is the primary function of the first block?
In convolutional neural networks, what is the primary function of the first block?
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What determines the parameters of the layers in CNNs?
What determines the parameters of the layers in CNNs?
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Which of the following is not a type of layer in a convolutional neural network?
Which of the following is not a type of layer in a convolutional neural network?
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What does the final vector in the second block of a CNN represent?
What does the final vector in the second block of a CNN represent?
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What is the role of the activation function in the first block of a CNN?
What is the role of the activation function in the first block of a CNN?
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Study Notes
Introduction to Deep Learning
- Traditional machine learning algorithms rely on manual feature extraction from images by an expert, followed by training a classifier on these features.
- The performance of these algorithms depends heavily on the quality of the features previously found.
- In 2012, Convolutional Neural Networks (CNNs) broke records in the ILSVRC computer vision competition, revolutionizing image classification.
What is a Convolutional Neural Network (CNN)?
- CNNs are a subcategory of neural networks specifically designed to process input images.
- They consist of two main blocks: a feature extractor block and a classification block.
- The architecture of CNNs allows them to extract features of different complexities, from simple to sophisticated.
Convolution Layer
- The first block of a CNN functions as a feature extractor, applying convolutional filtering operations to the input image.
- The layer filters the image with multiple convolution kernels, returns feature maps, and normalizes/resizes them using an activation function.
- This process can be repeated multiple times, generating new feature maps that are filtered, normalized, and resized.
Pooling Layer and ReLU Correction Layer
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Fully Connected Layer
- The second block of a CNN transforms the input vector values using linear combinations and activation functions to return a new output vector.
- The output vector contains as many elements as there are classes, with each element representing the probability that the image belongs to that class.
Architecture of a CNN
- A CNN consists of four types of layers: convolution, pooling, ReLU correction, and fully-connected layers.
- The parameters of the layers are determined by backpropagation of the gradient, minimizing cross-entropy during the training phase.
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Description
Learn about the basics of deep learning, including the motivation behind learning features, and the architecture of Convolutional Neural Networks (CNNs).
