Course Outline
Part 1 – Deep Learning and DNN Concepts
Introduction AI, Machine Learning & Deep Learning
- History, basic concepts, and common applications of artificial intelligence far from the fantasies surrounding this domain
- Collective Intelligence: aggregating knowledge shared by many virtual agents
- Genetic algorithms: to evolve a population of virtual agents through selection
- Common Learning Machine: definition.
- Types of tasks: supervised learning, unsupervised learning, reinforcement learning
- Types of actions: classification, regression, clustering, density estimation, dimensionality reduction
- Examples of Machine Learning algorithms: Linear regression, Naive Bayes, Random Tree
- Machine learning VS Deep Learning: problems on which Machine Learning remains state-of-the-art today (Random Forests & XGBoosts)
Basic Concepts of a Neural Network (Application: multi-layer perceptron)
- Review of mathematical foundations.
- Definition of a neuron network: classical architecture, activation and
- Weighting of previous activations, depth of a network
- Definition of the learning of a neuron network: cost functions, back-propagation, Stochastic gradient descent, maximum likelihood.
- Modeling of a neural network: modeling input and output data based on the problem type (regression, classification ...). Curse of dimensionality.
- Distinction between multi-feature data and signal. Choice of a cost function based on the data.
- Approximation of a function by a neural network: presentation and examples
- Approximation of a distribution by a neural network: presentation and examples
- Data Augmentation: how to balance a dataset
- Generalization of a neural network's results.
- Initialization and regularization of a neural network: L1 / L2 regularization, Batch Normalization
- Optimization and convergence algorithms
Standard ML / DL Tools
A simple presentation with advantages, disadvantages, position in the ecosystem, and use is planned.
- Data management tools: Apache Spark, Apache Hadoop Tools
- Machine Learning: Numpy, Scipy, Sci-kit
- DL high-level frameworks: PyTorch, Keras, Lasagne
- Low-level DL frameworks: Theano, Torch, Caffe, Tensorflow
Convolutional Neural Networks (CNN).
- Presentation of CNNs: fundamental principles and applications
- Basic operation of a CNN: convolutional layer, use of a kernel,
- Padding & stride, feature map generation, pooling layers. Extensions 1D, 2D, and 3D.
- Presentation of different CNN architectures that brought state-of-the-art results in classification
- Images: LeNet, VGG Networks, Network in Network, Inception, Resnet. Presentation of innovations brought by each architecture and their broader applications (Convolution 1x1 or residual connections)
- Use of an attention model.
- Application to a common classification case (text or image)
- CNNs for generation: super-resolution, pixel-to-pixel segmentation. Presentation of
- Main strategies for increasing feature maps for image generation.
Recurrent Neural Networks (RNN).
- Presentation of RNNs: fundamental principles and applications.
- Basic operation of the RNN: hidden activation, back propagation through time, Unfolded version.
- Evolutions towards Gated Recurrent Units (GRUs) and LSTM (Long Short Term Memory).
- Presentation of different states and evolutions brought by these architectures
- Convergence and vanishing gradient problems
- Classical architectures: Prediction of a temporal series, classification ...
- RNN Encoder Decoder type architecture. Use of an attention model.
- NLP applications: word / character encoding, translation.
- Video Applications: prediction of the next generated image of a video sequence.
Generational models: Variational AutoEncoder (VAE) and Generative Adversarial Networks (GAN).
- Presentation of generational models, link with CNNs
- Auto-encoder: dimensionality reduction and limited generation
- Variational Auto-encoder: generational model and approximation of the distribution of a given. Definition and use of latent space. Reparameterization trick. Applications and Limits observed
- Generative Adversarial Networks: Fundamentals.
- Dual Network Architecture (Generator and discriminator) with alternate learning, available cost functions.
- Convergence of a GAN and difficulties encountered.
- Improved convergence: Wasserstein GAN, Began. Earth Moving Distance.
- Applications for the generation of images or photographs, text generation, super-resolution.
Deep Reinforcement Learning.
- Presentation of reinforcement learning: control of an agent in a defined environment
- By a state and possible actions
- Use of a neural network to approximate the state function
- Deep Q Learning: experience replay, and application to the control of a video game.
- Optimization of learning policy. On-policy && off-policy. Actor critic architecture. A3C.
- Applications: control of a single video game or a digital system.
Part 2 – Theano for Deep Learning
Theano Basics
- Introduction
- Installation and Configuration
TheanoFunctions
- inputs, outputs, updates, givens
Training and Optimization of a neural network using Theano
- Neural Network Modeling
- Logistic Regression
- Hidden Layers
- Training a network
- Computing and Classification
- Optimization
- Log Loss
Testing the model
Part 3 – DNN using Tensorflow
TensorFlow Basics
- Creation, Initializing, Saving, and Restoring TensorFlow variables
- Feeding, Reading and Preloading TensorFlow Data
- How to use TensorFlow infrastructure to train models at scale
- Visualizing and Evaluating models with TensorBoard
TensorFlow Mechanics
- Prepare the Data
- Download
- Inputs and Placeholders
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Build the Graphs
- Inference
- Loss
- Training
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Train the Model
- The Graph
- The Session
- Train Loop
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Evaluate the Model
- Build the Eval Graph
- Eval Output
The Perceptron
- Activation functions
- The perceptron learning algorithm
- Binary classification with the perceptron
- Document classification with the perceptron
- Limitations of the perceptron
From the Perceptron to Support Vector Machines
- Kernels and the kernel trick
- Maximum margin classification and support vectors
Artificial Neural Networks
- Nonlinear decision boundaries
- Feedforward and feedback artificial neural networks
- Multilayer perceptrons
- Minimizing the cost function
- Forward propagation
- Back propagation
- Improving the way neural networks learn
Convolutional Neural Networks
- Goals
- Model Architecture
- Principles
- Code Organization
- Launching and Training the Model
- Evaluating a Model
Basic Introductions to be given to the below modules(Brief Introduction to be provided based on time availability):
Tensorflow - Advanced Usage
- Threading and Queues
- Distributed TensorFlow
- Writing Documentation and Sharing your Model
- Customizing Data Readers
- Manipulating TensorFlow Model Files
TensorFlow Serving
- Introduction
- Basic Serving Tutorial
- Advanced Serving Tutorial
- Serving Inception Model Tutorial
Requirements
Background in physics, mathematics, and programming. Involvement in image processing activities.
Delegates should have a prior understanding of machine learning concepts and should have worked with Python programming and libraries.
Testimonials (2)
The training was organized and well-planned out, and I come out of it with systematized knowledge and a good look at topics we looked at
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Course - Deep Learning with TensorFlow 2
I really liked the end where we took the time to play around with CHAT GPT. The room was not set up the best for this- instead of one large table a couple of small ones so we could get into small groups and brainstorm would have helped