Deep Learning
AI or Data Science? Mapping Your Career Path
Why is there often confusion surrounding where to start when it comes to approaching a career in AI or data science? There are many intersections and overlaps between AI and data science. AI has numerous subsets, like Machine Learning (ML), Deep Learning (DL), and Natural Language Processing (NLP). With many career opportunities in both fields, there are lots of conflicting perspectives on educational paths for starting a career in one of these fields. The live webinar will include a Q&A with Ronald.
Develop Fake News Classifier using LSTM
This article will explain the concept to identify fake news. We use Deep Learning to classify a set of articles into'fake' and'real' news classes. The data set contains three CSV files which are train, test, and submit files. Now reset the index because we remove the nan values. Data pre-processing because the data have different characters, special characters, spaces and words that are not important. For that we can remove them with stopwords.
How to Train a Deep Learning TensorFlow Analytic to Play Checkers
Bot Libre now allows you to create generic deep learning analytics and train them through our web API. Deep learning analytics can be used for a wide array of purposes to analyze and make predications on data. This example shows how to train a deep learning analytic to play checkers. You can use either the Bot Libre deep learning library, or the TensorFlow deep learning library. You can choose the inputs, outputs, and layers.
Artificial intelligence reveals hundreds of millions of trees in the Sahara
If you think that the Sahara is covered only by golden dunes and scorched rocks, you aren't alone. In an area of West Africa 30 times larger than Denmark, an international team, led by University of Copenhagen and NASA researchers, has counted over 1.8 billion trees and shrubs. The 1.3 million km2 area covers the western-most portion of the Sahara Desert, the Sahel and what are known as sub-humid zones of West Africa. "We were very surprised to see that quite a few trees actually grow in the Sahara Desert, because up until now, most people thought that virtually none existed. We counted hundreds of millions of trees in the desert alone. Doing so wouldn't have been possible without this technology. Indeed, I think it marks the beginning of a new scientific era," asserts Assistant Professor Martin Brandt of the University of Copenhagen's Department of Geosciences and Natural Resource Management, lead author of the study's scientific article, now published in Nature.
Applying Deep Learning using H2O-3
Deep Learning has been one of the most recent breakthroughs in AI Research. In this Session, we will learn about a few basics of Deep Learning, their applications and learn how to apply these concepts using H2O-3 via a hands-on session. This fast-paced session starts with a simple yet complete neural network, and builds on top of it adding functionality to and diving into different nuances of Neural Networks using a simple example with the H2O-3 API for a prediction problem. Speaker: Sanyam Bhutani is a Machine Learning Engineer and AI Content Creator at H2O.ai. He is also an inc42, Economic Times recognized Machine Learning Practitioner.
DeepMind open-sources the FermiNet, a neural network that simulates electron behaviors
In September, Alphabet's DeepMind published a paper in the journal Physical Review Research detailing Fermionic Neural Network (FermiNet), a new neural network architecture that's well-suited to modeling the quantum state of large collections of electrons. The FermiNet, which DeepMind claims is one of the first demonstrations of AI for computing atomic energy, is now available in open source on GitHub -- and ostensibly remains one of the most accurate methods to date. In quantum systems, particles like electrons don't have exact locations. Their positions are instead described by a probability cloud. Representing the state of a quantum system is challenging, because probabilities have to be assigned to possible configurations of electron positions. These are encoded in the wavefunction, which assigns a positive or negative number to every configuration of electrons; the wavefunction squared gives the probability of finding the system in that configuration.
A Guide to Deep Learning and Neural Networks
Every neural network consists of neurons, synapses, weights, biases, and functions. A neuron or a node of a neural network is a computing unit that receives information, performs simple calculations with it, and passes it further. In a large neural network with many neurons and connections between them, neurons are organized in layers. An input layer receives information, n hidden layers (at least three or more) process it, and an output layer provides some result. If this is the first layer, input output.
Facebook's AI team expands post-grad courses for Black and Latinx students
Facebook says that it will expand an online course in deep learning to more students to help improve the diversity of its AI division. After a successful pilot program at Georgia Tech, the company will roll out this graduate-level course in deep learning to more colleges across 2021. The focus will be on offering the system to universities that serve large numbers of Black and Latinx students. It's hoped that, by improving the diversity of the people building these systems, some of the more odious biases will be weeded out. This is part of a broader program to encourage people to enter the computer science field even if their undergraduate training is in another area.