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What is hierarchical compositionality in deep learning?

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A principle where features are learned through a composition of simple and complex transformations, mirroring real-world structures.

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What is end-to-end learning in deep learning?

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A learning method where models optimize directly from raw inputs to final outputs, automating feature extraction and classification in one process.

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What is distributed representation in deep learning?

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A feature representation where information is distributed across multiple neurons, enabling rich and generalizable representations.

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What is gradient descent used for in deep learning?

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An optimization algorithm that iteratively updates model parameters to minimize a loss function by moving in the direction of steepest descent.

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What are mini-batches in gradient descent?

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Mini-batches are small subsets of training data used to compute gradients and update weights, balancing computational efficiency and convergence stability.

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What is the role of softmax in classification tasks?

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Softmax converts raw class scores into normalized probabilities, making them interpretable for classification.

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What is cross-entropy loss?

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A loss function used for classification tasks that penalizes incorrect predictions by comparing predicted probabilities with true labels.

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How are computation graphs utilized in deep learning?

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Computation graphs represent models as differentiable operations, enabling efficient backpropagation for optimization.

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What are parametric models in machine learning?

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Models that explicitly represent a function ( f(x, W) ) with parameters ( W ), such as linear models or neural networks, optimized during training.

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What is the purpose of feature learning in deep learning?

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Feature learning automates the process of extracting meaningful representations from raw data, reducing dependency on manual feature engineering.

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What is supervised learning?

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A learning paradigm where models are trained on labeled datasets to learn mappings from inputs (X) to outputs (Y).

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What are regularization techniques used for in deep learning?

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Regularization techniques like L1 or L2 prevent overfitting by penalizing large weight values, encouraging simpler models.

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What makes deep learning unique compared to traditional machine learning?

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Deep learning uses hierarchical, end-to-end learning and distributed representations to generalize across tasks without manual feature engineering.

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What are loss functions, and why are they important?

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Loss functions measure the error between predicted outputs and ground truth, guiding optimization during training.

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How does hierarchical compositionality mirror real-world data?

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It reflects natural structures, such as edges forming shapes in images or phonemes forming words in speech.

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