Andrew Trask Deep Learning Flashcards

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Q

What is the bread and butter fo applied AI/ narrow AI?

Trask 2019

A

Supervised machine learning

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What is the essence of supervised learning?

Trask 19

A

Taking what you know as input

And quickly transforming it into what you want to know

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The majority of work using machine learning results int eh training of what? ]

(Trask 19)

A

Of a supervised classifier of some kind

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What does unsupervised learning share with supervised learning? And what is different?

(Trask 19)

A

It transforms one dataset into another

But the dataset it transforms into is not previously known or understood

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What are some key differences between of unsupervised learning from supervised learning?

(Trask 19)

A

There is no ‘right answer’ for unsupervised learning

Rather just just tell an unsupervised algorithms to find patters in this data and tell me about them

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What is a example of unsupervised learning? And what is the sequence?

(Trask 19)

A

Clustering a dataset into groups

Clustering transforms a sequence of data points into a sequence of cluster labels

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What does unsupervised learning assign the data into labels represented as numbers?

(Trask 19)

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Algorithms does know, but rather says hey here is some structure, it looks like there are groups in your data

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What is one simple idea of understanding unsupervised learning?

(Trask 19)

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Clustering into labels

All forms of unsupervised learning can be viewed as a form of clustering

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What does parametricism entail?

Trask 19

A

Way the learning is stored and often, by extension, the method of learning

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Differences between parametric and non parametric models? And example for square in peg

A

Parametric mdoel

  • fixed number of parameters
  • trial and error with peg

Nonparametric

  • number of parameters is infinite
  • tends to count sides to determine where peg goes
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