This document provides an overview of deep learning applications across various domains including art, music, images, language, healthcare, agriculture, sports and more. It discusses how deep learning is used for tasks like image generation, style transfer, speech generation, machine translation, disease prediction, crop yield prediction, and game strategies. The document also briefly discusses the future of social AI and concludes that deep learning will revolutionize many fields while noting resources for learning more about the topic.
5. Deep Learning (1)
Artificial Intelligence
e.g. knowledge bases
Source: Deep Learning
(Goodfellow, Bengio, Courville)
Machine Learning
e.g. logistic regression
Representation Learning
e.g. shallow autoencoders
Deep Learning
e.g. MLPs
6. Source: Deep Learning
(Goodfellow, Bengio, Courville)
Rule-based
INPUT
OUTPUT CAT
Classic ML Deep Learning
Hand
designed
program
CAT
Hand
designed
features
Mapping
from
features
CAT
CAT
Features
Mapping
from
features
Simple
Features
+ more
abstract
features
Mapping
from
features
Representation Learning
Deep Learning (2)
11. Start of a revolution - why now?
Availability of data Processing power
(GPUs)
Improved models/
techniques
(activations, regularization,
initialization, attention)
25. WaveNet - Speech Generation
Parametric
Concatenative
WaveNet
Music #2
Music #1
Source: WaveNet: A Generative Model for Raw Audio
(Oord et al., 2016)
26. Music recommendation
Collaborative filtering vs content based
Genre
Instruments
Mood
Year
Geolocation of artist
Lyrical themes
Low level (max) - Vibrato singing
Low level (avg) - noise, distortion
Low level (avg) - Chinese pop
Similarity Playlists - Fleet Foxes
Source: Deep content-based music recommendation
(Oord et al., 2013)
29. Generative Adversarial Networks
Source: Thomas Paula (slideshare)
Goal: produce counterfeit money
that is as similar as real money
Goal: distinguish between real and
counterfeit money
Generated from Gaussian or
Normal distribution (usually)
Generated instance
Training image
generator discriminator
59. Ghosting with Deep Imitation
Learning
Source: Data-Driven Ghosting using Deep Imitation Learning
(Le et al., 2017)
Role and formation discovery
4-5-1
63. - Deep Learning is here to stay
- AI won¡¯t kill humans (for the time being)
- AI will revolutionize labor market (already is)
- Nothing to do (1) ¡ú Learn Python
- Nothing to do (2) ¡ú Learn TensorFlow/Keras/PyTorch
- Nothing to do (3) ¡ú ML Andrew Ng (Coursera), Deep Learning (Udacity),
Stanford CS231n (Youtube), Stanford CS224d (Youtube), Oxford NLP
(Github)
- Nothing to do (4) ¡ú Practice @ Kaggle