Week 9 UAS Flashcards

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Types of feedback in Learning?

A
  1. Supervised learning: correct answers for each example
  2. Unsupervised learning: correct answers not given
  3. Reinforcement learning: occasional rewards
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Simplest form of supervised learning?

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Inductive Learning, learn a function from examples

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3
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Feed-forward vs recurrent?

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– Feed-forward: outputs only connect to later layers
• Learning is easier
– Recurrent: outputs can connect to earlier layers or same layer
• Internal state

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4
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Neural Networks Evaluation

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• Advantages
– Handle errors well
– Graceful degradation
– Can learn novel solutions

• Disadvantages
– “Neural networks are the second best way to do anything”
– Can’t understand how or why the learned network works
– Examples must match real problems
– Need as many examples as possible
– Learning takes lots of processing
• Incremental so learning during play might be possible

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5 analysis for NLP?

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  1. Morphological Analysis
    e.g. in-to-nat-ion, en-ter-tain-ment, en-ter-tain-er
  2. Syntax Analysis (Grammar or structure)
    e.g. I see the statue
  3. Semantic Analysis
    = the meaning of a sentence
    e.g. I saw the boy in the park with a telescope
  4. Discourse Integration
    = close relation (cohesion) between sentence or between paragraph
  5. Pragmatic Analysis
    = the meaningfulness or the logic in a sentence
    e.g. this world is made of green cheese
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2 parts of NLP?

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  1. Natural language understanding
    = try to understand every human language
  2. Natural language generation
    = deciding what to say
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7
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What is prior probability and posterior probability?

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prior (unconditional) probability is probability without seeing other events (independent).

posterior (conditional) probability is probability that depends on other events.

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