Table of Contents
1. Human Intelligence Vs Machine Learning and Artificial Intelligence
1.1 Example work from Jason Brown Lee
1.2. Building First neural network Model from Keras, Pytorch, Tensor Flow
2. Deep Learning
2.1 Unsupervised Learning no Human Intelligence
2.1 Human Face created or Synthesized Artificially
3. Web Resources
3.1 Text Resources d2l, Jawson Lee, Michael Nielson
3.2 Video Resources from IISC, MIT, Standford, TED
1. Human Intelligence Vs Machine Learning and Artificial Intelligence
Let us start with Diabetes Data, Here based on 8 blood/urine sample results, experienced doctor, classifies data as 1 or 0. Next year onset diabetes persons get '1' and no diabetes '0'. This data classification is purely done by Doctor for n-data-samples.
A neural network in Keras(Machine Learning Framework Python) is modeled, this samples are given as training and network model learns intelligence from Doctor. Later when we give new data sample, without Doctor intervention, our Network weights classifies the sampled as 1 or 0. Now, the Machine learned from training dataset and able to classify data is known as Artificial Intelligence or Machine Learning.
2. Deep Learning
Machine learning is Human Supervised. Deep learning is Unsupervised learning.
Image depth detection is the solution from Intel team for deep learning. They used Crowsourcing, MTurk amazon workers for this and six months of day and night GPU computation for their experiments.
Deep Learning Neural Network Model at GitHub From Intel Team
We did 4GL programming 1998, very vague Theories but 2020 all practical.
3.0 Web Resources
3.1 Text Contents the best
Resource describing nearly 27,000 more works of researchers all around the world with their papers and github source code lists.
Papers and Source code of Deep Learning
3.2 Video Resources from IISC Summit 2017, MIT 2018, MIT 2020, Stanford, TED, etc.,
Youtube playlist containing top notch videos are placed in one place under Kathir Channel in the WorkWorship playlist.
Summary
In this article so far we covered Jawson Lee, Michael Nielson, Alexandar Amini, Lex Fridman, Aashis Tendulkar, Fei Fei Li, Nitish Divakar works in the WebMap on Deep Learning.
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