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On explainability of Deep Neural networks«learning F # Functional Data structures and algorithms is out! On explainability of deep neural NetworksDuring a discussion yesterday with software architect Extraordinairedavid Lazarregardinghow Everything old is new again, the topic of deep neural

Awesome Recurrent neural NetworksA curated list of resources dedicated to recurrent neural networks (closely related to deep learning).Maintainers-jiwon Kim, Myungsub ChoiWe have pages for other topics:awesome-deep-vision, awesome-random-forestContributingPlease feel free-to-pull requests, email myungsub Choi ([e-Mail protected]) or join our chats to add links.Sh

convolutional Neural Network (convolutional neural networks/cnn/convnets)Convolutional neural networks are very similar to normal neural networks: the neurons that make up them all have

Label: style blog HTTP Io SP strong on 2014 Preface: Keep your style consistent. Before you officially start writing, start with a long talk. There are too many books and articles about neural networks, so I am not allowed to talk about them in a word that is too arrogant. I try to write a little more information. After reading this article, I can have a general understanding of

AboutNeural networks is one of the most beautiful programming paradigms ever invented. In the conventional approach to programming, we'll tell the computer, "What to do," breaking big problems up into many small, PR Ecisely defined tasks that the computer can easily perform. By contrast, in a neural network we don't tell the computer what the solve our problem. Instead, it learns from observational data, fi

(Srelu) arxiv:http://arxiv.org/abs/1512.07030 Parametric Activation pools greatly increase performance and consistency in Convnets blog:http://blog.claymcleod.io/2016/02/06/ parametric-activation-pools-greatly-increase-performance-and-consistency-in-convnets/ Noisy Activation Functions arxiv:http://arxiv.org/abs/1603.00391 Weights initializationAn explanation of Xavier initialization Blog:http://andyljones.tumblr.com/post/110998971763/an-explan

This semester has been to follow up on the Coursera Machina learning public class, the teacher Andrew Ng is one of the founders of Coursera, machine learning aspects of Daniel. This course is a choice for those who want to understand and master machine learning. This course covers some of the basic concepts and methods of machine learning, and the programming of this course plays a huge role in mastering th

Recurrent neural Networks Tutorial, part 1–introduction to RnnsRecurrent neural Networks (Rnns) is popular models that has shown great promise in many NLP tasks. But despite their recent popularity I ' ve only found a limited number of resources which throughly explain how Rnns work, an D how to implement them. That's

Oxford University and a researcher at Google DeepMind.Vggnet explores the relationship between the depth of convolutional neural networks and their performance, by repeatedly stacking 3*3 's small convolution cores and 2*2 's largest pooled layer,Vggnet successfully constructed a convolutional neural network with deep 16~19 layer. Vggnet compared to the previous

The authors of this paper take two typical imbalances as examples, this paper systematically studies and compares various methods to solve the problem of category imbalance in CNN, and makes experiments on three common data sets Minist, CIFAR-10 and Imagenet, and obtains the comprehensive result, which is rich in reference and instructive significance. Thesis Link: https://arxiv.org/abs/1710.05381 Absrtact: In this paper, we systematically study the effect of class imbalance in convolution

A recurrent neural network (RNN) is a class of neural networks that includes weighted connections within a layer (compared With traditional Feed-forward networks, where connects feeds only to subsequent layers). Because Rnns include loops, they can store information while processing new input. This memory makes them id

The third lecture of Professor Geoffrey Hinton's Neuron Networks for machine learning mainly introduces linear/logical neural networks and backpropagation, and the following is a tidy note.Learning the weights of a linear neuronThis section introduces the learning algorithms for linear neural

layer of the network consists of multiple feature mappings, each of which is mapped to a plane, and the weights of all neurons in the plane are equal. Each feature extraction layer (c-layer) in CNN is followed by a feature mapping layer (s-layer), a unique two-time feature extraction structure that enables CNN to have high distortion tolerance for input samples.According to Figure 1, the first input image through and 3 convolution cores (filters) and offset items for convolution, the C1 layer p

1. Neural networksRoughly speaking, a neural network is a set of connected input/output units. Each connection is associated with a weight. In the learning phase, by adjusting these weights, we can predict the correct class labels of input tuples for learning. Due to the connection between units, neural network learning is also called connectionist learning ).

. AI technology in game programming . (Serialization) Introduce Neural Networks in common languages(Neural Networks in plain English) Because we don't have a good understanding of the brain, we often try to use the latest technology as a model to explain it. In my childhood, we all believed that the brain wa

convolutional Neural NetworksReprinted from: http://blog.csdn.net/stdcoutzyx/article/details/41596663Since July this year, has been in the laboratory responsible for convolutional neural networks (convolutional neural network,cnn), during the configuration and use of Theano and Cuda-convnet, Cuda-convnet2. In order to

convolutional Neural NetworksReprint Please specify: http://blog.csdn.net/stdcoutzyx/article/details/41596663Since July this year, has been in the laboratory responsible for convolutional neural networks (convolutional neural network,cnn), during the configuration and use of Theano and Cuda-convnet, Cuda-convnet2. In o

This series of articles is the study notes of "machine learning", by Prof Andrew Ng, Stanford University. This article is the notes of week 5, neural Networks learning. This article contains some topic on cost Function and backpropagation algorithm.Cost Function and BackPropagationNeural networks is one of the most powerful learning algorithms, we have today. In

machine translation) system, which uses current state-of-the-art training techniques to achieve the greatest increase in machine translation quality so far. For details of all our findings, please refer to our paper "Google's neural machine translation system:bridging the Gap between Human and machine translation" (see end) [1]. A few years ago, we started using recurrent neural

Bengio, LeCun, Jordan, Hinton, Schmidhuber, Ng, de Freitas and OpenAI had done Reddit AMA's. These is nice places-to-start to get a zeitgeist of the field.Hinton and Ng lectures at Coursera, UFLDL, cs224d and cs231n at Stanford, the deep learning course at udacity, and the sum Mer School at IPAM has excellent tutorials, video lectures and programming exercises that should help you get STARTED.NB Sp The online book by Nielsen, notes for cs231n, and blo