Deep Learning · TEE · chapter
Neural-network foundations
Technical definitions, neuron models, activations, losses, forward propagation and backpropagation. These foundations support the MT2 calculations.
- What does learning from data mean
- Artificial intelligence machine learning and deep learning
- Classification regression and learning types
- Training validation and test data
- Parameters and hyperparameters
- What one artificial neuron does
- Biological neurons and the McCulloch-Pitts model
- Perceptrons and the threshold
- Drill 11 One perceptron learning update
- Why XOR needs more than one perceptron
- Drill 12 XOR using two hidden units
- Activation functions and how to calculate them
- Drill 8 Activation contrast
- Choosing a loss
- Drill 2 Half sum versus mean
- Drill 7 Sigmoid with binary cross entropy
- Drill 9 Softmax and true class loss
- Cross-entropy for probability distributions
- Forward propagation through multiple neurons
- Your first complete training step
- Complete sigmoid training example
- Drill 10 Sigmoid neuron gradient
- Backpropagation with one hidden neuron
- More outputs and vectorized backpropagation
- Drill 13 Full ReLU backpropagation
- Drill 14 Two output sigmoid backpropagation
- Drill 15 A negative ReLU blocks this path
- Counting parameters in a dense network
- Teacher vectorized ReLU example
- Teams photos full sigmoid example
- MT1A Q1a
- MT1A Q1b
- MT1A Q2
- MT1A Q3
- MT1A Q4
- MT1B Q1a
- MT1B Q1b
- MT1B Q2
- MT1B Q3
- MT1B Q4
- F25 Q1a
- F25 Q1b
- F25 Q2a
- F25 Q3a
- F25 Q6b
- F25 Q7a
- R26 Q1a
- R26 Q1b
- R26 Q2a
- R26 Q3a
- R26 Q6b
- R26 Q7a
- F23 Q1a
- F23 Q2a
- F23 Q2b
- F23 Q3a
- F23 Q5b
- R24 Q1a
- R24 Q1b
- R24 Q2a
- R24 Q3a
- R24 Q4a
- F22 Q1c
- F22 Q1d
- F22 Q2b
- F22 Q7b
- R23 Q1c
- R23 Q1e
- R23 Q3b
- R23 Q5b