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Assignment Done by, Dharaneeshwar. A MBA 1st Year. Introduction to Deep Learning
Understanding the Basics of Neural
Networks and AI What is Deep Learning? • • Deep learning is a subset of machine learning focused on neural networks with multiple layers. • • It powers applications like speech recognition, image processing, and autonomous systems. How Deep Learning Works • • Neural networks mimic the human brain. • • Layers include input, hidden, and output layers. • • Learning happens through weights, biases, and backpropagation. Key Components of Deep Learning • • Neurons: Perform computations. • • Activation Functions: Examples include ReLU and Sigmoid. • • Optimization: Uses methods like Gradient Descent. Applications of Deep Learning • • Computer Vision: Image and facial recognition. • • Natural Language Processing: Chatbots and translation. • • Healthcare: Disease detection. • • Autonomous Systems: Self-driving cars. Types of Neural Networks • • Convolutional Neural Networks (CNNs): Used for image processing. • • Recurrent Neural Networks (RNNs): Used for time-series data. • • Generative Adversarial Networks (GANs): Used for generating new data. Tools and Frameworks for Deep Learning
• Popular frameworks include TensorFlow,
PyTorch, and Keras. Challenges in Deep Learning • • Large data requirements. • • High computational power demands. • • Issues like overfitting and interpretability. Future of Deep Learning • • Advances in hardware like GPUs. • • Trends in ethical AI and explainability. • • Growing integration into everyday technologies. Key Takeaways • • Deep learning is a cornerstone of modern AI. • • It spans diverse industries with powerful applications. • • While challenges remain, opportunities for innovation are immense.