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TensorFlow grew out of a proprietary deep net library called DistBelief, which was built by Google as part of the Google Brain project. The goal of this project is to build a system for large scale machine learning models so that they can be deployed on a variety of platforms – from smart phones to clusters consisting of 100s of nodes and 1000s of GPUs. Another goal is to increase the portability of machine learning and to simplify the process of transferring research models to commercial-grade applications.

Like Theano, TensorFlow is based on a computational graph – a directed graph where nodes represent mathematical operations and edges represent the flow of data between nodes. The data set carried by an edge from one node to another is called a tensor, a type of multi-dimensional array. The library's name stems from the way these tensors flow across the network. Due to its structure, TensorFlow is not limited to neural net applications. Any domain where computation can be modelled as a data flow graph can benefit from the TensorFlow library. TensorFlow also shares several important features with Theano such as auto differentiation, shared and symbolic variables, and common sub-expression elimination.

Different types of deep nets can be built using TensorFlow, although TensorFlow does not allow for hyper-parameter configuration of deep nets. The TensorFlow Roadmap suggests a possible layer configuration feature, but there is currently no mention of when this would be implemented. For now, the library Keras provides TensorFlow with a layer configuration option. TensorFlow also provides a “no-nonsense” interface for C++. In addition, TensorFlow has comprehensive and informative documentation, including the March 2016 release of a free Massive Open Online Course (MOOC) on Udacity.

TensorFlow and Theano are very similar, but TensorFlow was several orders of magnitude slower than Theano from its release until March 2016. The TensorFlow community has since worked to combat performance and other issues. An April 2016 update from Soumith Chintala of Facebook shows that TensorFlow performed well in the ImageNet category, with no Theano-based libraries in the rankings.

An important feature of TensorFlow v0.8 is the implementation of data parallelism, which is similar to the Iterative Map-Reduce from Deeplearning4j. This version of TensorFlow also implements model parallelism, where different portions of the graph can be trained on multiple devices in parallel. The TensorBoard feature allows users to visualize both performance and the different levels of the network architecture. Due to community requests, TensorFlow's Roadmap also includes support for OpenCL, a fast-rising standard for GPU computing.

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Deeplearning4j is one of the few libraries that allows you to train your net over a distributed, multi-node cluster. The library provides an Iterative Map-Reduce procedure as well as a set of tools for configuring a Deep Net using hyper-parameters.

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The Deeplearning4j Java library was created by Adam Gibson in response to the lack of distributed, multi-node capabilities in other Deep Net libraries. Deeplearning4j can run on both Scala and Clojure, and it provides built-in GPU support for a distributed framework. You can also use the library to set up a deep net by configuring its hyper-parameters.

Deeplearning4j supports nearly every type of deep net, including the MLP, RBM/DBN, Convolutional Net, Recurrent Net, RNTN, and autoencoders. In addition, the Canova vectorization library is included with the package.

How does the Iterative Map-Reduce procedure differ from standard Map-Reduce? In Deeplearning4j, there are two different steps:

- MAP: Input data is distributed throughout the cluster, with every node receiving a different portion of the data. Each node begins training with its input set.
- REDUCE: After training, the parameters of all the nets are averaged. Every node overwrites its net’s parameters with this global average.

These two steps are repeated iteratively until the error is sufficiently small.

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Theano is a Python library that defines a set of mathematical functions for building deep nets. Nets that use these functions as their building blocks will be highly optimized for training.

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The core feature of Theano is the use of vectors and matrices for all of its functions. Vectorized code runs quickly since multiple values can be processed in parallel. Since Deep Nets require large amounts of computation throughout the training process, vectorization is a highly-recommended feature. Theano is multi-threaded with GPU support, so deep nets can be trained on just a single machine within a reasonable amount of time.

To use Theano for Deep Learning, you must code every aspect of a deep net including the layers, the nodes, the activation, and the training rate. However, all the functions that run your code will be vectorized, resulting in an efficient implementation. Many software libraries extend Theano, making it easier to use in your projects. The Blocks library helps by parameterizing Theano functions. The Lasagne library allows you to specify hyper-parameters in order to build a net layer by layer. Niche libraries like Passage help implement recurrent nets for text analysis.

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A good model follows the “Goldilocks” principle in terms of data fitting. Models that underfit data will have poor accuracy, while models that overfit data will fail to generalize. A model that is “just right” will avoid these important problems.

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Suppose you are trying to classify big cats based on features such as claw size, sex, body dimensions, bite strength, color, speed, and the presence of a mane. Due to various deficiencies in the training process and data set, the resultant model may fail to fully differentiate the various types of cats. For example, a rule-based model may predict that any cat with a mane that roars is a lion, while ignoring that if such a cat is female, it is technically referred to as a lioness. Since this model does not take all necessary features into account while performing classification, it is said to underfit the data. The problem of underfitting is solved by adding more detail to the model to ensure that it properly captures the differences between classes.

On the other hand, a model may also consider every possible detail and develop very specific, complex rules for classification. For example, if one data point represents a lion that is 3.5 feet tall, weighs 305 pounds, and has 2.9-inch claws, the model may develop a rule that classifies every 3.5 foot tall, 305 pound cat with 2.9-inch claws as a lion. Such rules will accurately classify the training data, but will poorly generalize to new data samples. A model that develops these kinds of rules is said to overfit the data. In other words, the model has failed to identify the true patterns that differentiate the classes. As a separate example, if the data only contained tigers that grew up in a zoo, the model may have difficulty classifying tigers that grew up in the wild. So while improving the process of data collection is helpful to prevent this problem, the model must be designed to identify the most important patterns that identify a class, so that new samples can be properly classified.

With regards to neural networks, overfitting typically stems from too many input features, or the use of an overly-complicated network configuration. If the input count is too large, the training process may start to assign weights to features that either aren't needed or add unnecessary complexity to the model. An overly-complicated configuration may lead to the development of specific rules that improperly relate many different features, resulting in poor generalization.

Overfitting is a common problem in data science. One popular method to reduce overfitting is the use of a cross-validation data set along with parameter averaging. For neural networks, a common method is regularization. There are different types such as L1 and L2, but each of these follows the same principle – penalize the model for letting weights and biases become too large. Another method is Max Norm constraints, which directly adds a size limit to the weights and biases. A different approach is dropout, which randomly switches off certain neurons in the network, preventing the model from becoming too dependent on a set of neurons and the associated weights and biases. While these methods are broadly applied across the model rather than used for systematically searching for problem patterns, they have been proven to reduce and sometimes prevent the problem of overfitting.

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Torch is another great library for developing Deep Learning applications. Several useful libraries extend its codebase, all of which are backed by an active community.

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Torch is a LuaJIT library that was developed by Ronan Collobert and Soumith Chintala of Facebook, Clement Farabet of Twitter, and Koray Kavukcuoglu of Google DeepMind. With Torch, you can configure a deep net by selecting options for certain hyper-parameters, and then you can access the deep net within your code.

Several libraries extend the functionalities offered by Torch. The CUDA library Cutorch provides GPU support. Other libraries like NN, Cephes, DP, and NNgraph provide you the necessary tools to build nearly every kind of deep net.

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Can a computer really think like a human? It can at least try, with deep learning. Watch to learn what deep learning is and how it works.

Deep learning, also known as deep neural networking, is a type of machine learning and artificial intelligence that imitates the way humans gain knowledge. Computers are able to "learn" to recognize and identify abstract objects, sometimes in the same manner as humans. Deep learning can be thought of as automated predictive analytics. Unlike traditional machine learning, deep learning algorithms are stacked in a hierarchy that increases in complexity.

Deep learning comes in handy especially for data scientists, who are tasked with collecting, analyzing, and interpreting large amounts of data. It can also be used for image recognition tools, natural language processing, and speech software. Deep learning has been implemented in a variety of fields from businesses to medical research to industrial factories, even to the military.

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Convolutional neural networks are used in machine vision projects for image and object recognition. In 2015, Google open-sourced a project called Inceptionism, also known as Deep Dream, which “hallucinates what it sees onto images” according to Jason Toy. This is an important project that showcases the link between discriminative and generative models.

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Despite its popularity, machine vision is not the only Deep Learning application. Deep nets have started to take over text processing as well, beating every traditional method in terms of accuracy. They also are used extensively for cancer detection and medical imaging. When a data set has highly complex patterns, deep nets tend to be the optimal choice of model.

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As we have previously discussed, Deep Learning is used in many areas of machine vision. Facebook uses deep nets to detect faces from different angles, and the startup Clarifai uses these nets for object recognition. Other applications include scene parsing and vehicular vision for driverless cars.

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Deep Nets are also starting to beat out other models in certain Natural Language Processing tasks like sentiment analysis, which can be seen with new tools like MetaMind. Recurrent nets can be used effectively in document classification and character-level text processing.

Deep Nets are even being used in the medical space. A Stanford team was able to use deep nets to identify 6,642 factors that help doctors better predict the chances of cancer survival. Researchers from IDSIA in Switzerland used a deep net to identify invasive breast cancer cells. In drug discovery, Merck hosted a deep learning challenge to predict the biological activity of molecules based on chemical structure.

In finance, deep nets are trained to make predictions based on market data streams, portfolio allocations, and risk profiles. In digital advertising, these nets are used to optimize the use of screen space, and to cluster users in order to offer personal ads. They are even used to detect fraud in real time, and to segment customers for upselling/cross-selling in a sales environment.

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