How Deep Learning Networks Work: An AI Science Series

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Deep learning is one of the latest trends in machine learning and artificial intelligence research. It is also one of the most popular scientific research trends today. Deep learning methods have brought revolutionary advances to computer vision and machine learning. New deep learning technologies are constantly emerging, surpassing the state-of-the-art machine learning and even existing deep learning techniques. In recent years, significant breakthroughs have been made in this field worldwide.

How Deep Learning Networks Work: An AI Science SeriesThe term “deep learning” (DL) was first introduced in machine learning (ML) in 1986 and later used in artificial neural networks (ANN) in 2000. Deep learning methods consist of multiple layers to learn data features with multiple levels of abstraction. The first step in understanding how deep learning works is to grasp the distinctions between the following key terms.

Differences Between AI and ML, Supervised Learning and Unsupervised Learning

AI vs. ML

Artificial Intelligence (AI) is the replication of human intelligence in computers.

When AI research first began, researchers attempted to replicate human intelligence to accomplish specific tasks, such as playing games.

They established numerous rules for the computer. The computer had a specific list of possible behaviors and made decisions based on the established rules.

Machine Learning (ML) refers to the ability of machines to learn from large datasets (rather than fixed rules).

Machine learning allows computers to learn autonomously. This type of learning leverages the processing power of modern computers to easily handle large datasets.

How Deep Learning Networks Work: An AI Science Series

Supervised Learning vs. Unsupervised Learning

Supervised learning uses labeled datasets with inputs and expected outputs.

If you train AI using supervised learning, you provide it with an input and tell it the expected output.

If the output produced by the AI is incorrect, it will adjust its calculations. This process is completed by traversing the dataset until the AI stops making mistakes.

An example of supervised learning is a weather forecasting AI. It learns to predict the weather using historical data. The training data includes inputs (air pressure, humidity, wind speed) and corresponding outputs (temperature).

Unsupervised learning is machine learning using datasets without specific structures.

If you train AI using unsupervised learning, you let the AI logically classify the data.

An example of unsupervised learning is an e-commerce website’s behavior prediction AI. It does not learn through labeled datasets.

Instead, it creates classifications of input data on its own. It tells you which users are most likely to purchase a product.

Deep learning is an important branch of machine learning, and it is achieved through algorithms that simulate the functioning of human brain neurons, achieving significant results in recent years.

So, how does deep learning work? You will have to watch this video to find out!

How Deep Learning Networks Work: An AI Science Series

Broadly defined, deep learning is an overlay of existing machine learning methods.

In imaginative terms, deep learning uses systems similar to neural networks to learn.

How Deep Learning Networks Work: An AI Science Series

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The science popularization course consists of four sessions, gradually decoding artificial intelligence and deep learning, introducing artificial intelligence and deep learning in the simplest way, as well as how deep learning works. Each session can be divided into 2-3 thematic videos, with one theme updated each week. The video content is concise, unique, and utilizes “fragmented time” to share cutting-edge AI technology, allowing people to feel the infinite charm of AI.

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Decoding Artificial Intelligence and Deep Learning

The game between human wisdom and human intelligence

How deep learning networks work

Machine learning and learning tasks

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In-depth Exploration of Neural Networks

Introducing the operation and learning methods of neural networks using feedforward neural networks

Introducing forward propagation and backward propagation

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Deep Learning Enables Computers to See

Introducing the structure of Convolutional Neural Networks (CNN)

Applications of deep learning in machine vision

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How to Equip Deep Learning with Memory Mechanisms

Understanding Recurrent Neural Networks

Introducing Long Short-Term Memory Networks (LSTM)

Applications of Long Short-Term Memory Networks

This Course: How Deep Learning Networks Work

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How Deep Learning Networks Work: An AI Science Series

Leonard Loh

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Master’s from Universiti Sains Malaysia

Senior Deep Learning Engineer at Skymind

Senior Instructor for Skymind’s Deep Learning Commercial Training Course

His research focuses on machine vision and signal processing of sensors. He has developed deep learning-based applications in the field of machine vision and sensors, designed and utilized machine vision technology for automated product quality inspection, and has developed applications for different business domains.

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