Chapter 3 Getting started with neural networks Flashcards

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relu function vs. sigmoid

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relu (rectified linear unit) zeroes out negative values, sigmoid “squashes” arbitrary values into the [0, 1] interval

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Advantages of larger layers?

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smaller layers can act as information bottlenecks permanently dropping important information that other layers won’t have access to.

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softmax activation

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network will output a probability distribution over the different output classes that sums to 1

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Categorical_crossentropy

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loss function which measures the distance between two probability distributions.

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network overfitting

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when the network starts to get trained to specific features of a data set rather than learning overall trends

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what loss function should you use for single-label, multiclass classification problems?

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categorical crossentropy

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feature-wise normalization

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best practice for data pre-processing. For each feature in the input data you subtract by the mean and divide by the standard deviation

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amount of data and overfitting

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the less data you have, the worse overfitting is

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9
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what is one way to mitigate overfitting?

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use smaller networks

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10
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widely used loss function for regression problems?

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Mean Squared Error

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Mean Squared Error

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loss function: the square of difference between the predictions and the targets

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Mean Absolute Error (MAE)

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metric for monitoring model performance in regression problems

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