Welcome! Join us for a live workshop where you can follow along with the creator of FastAPI Sebastián Ramírez to build your very own AI image generation web application! He will outline the core components of the FastAPI web framework, and his application will leverage the newly-released Stable Diffusion text-to-image deep learning model.

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Certain patterns are innately hierarchical, like the underlying parse tree of a natural language sentence. A Recursive Neural Tensor Network (RNTN) is a powerful tool for deciphering and labelling these types of patterns.

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The RNTN was conceived by Richard Socher in order to address a key problem of current sentiment analysis techniques – double negatives being treated as negatives. Structurally, an RNTN is a binary tree with three nodes: a root and two leaves. The root and leaf nodes are not neurons, but instead they are groups of neurons – the more complicated the input data the more neurons are required. As expected, the root group connects to each leaf group, but the leaf groups do not share a connection with each other. Despite the simple structure of the net, an RNTN is capable of extracting deep, complex patterns out of a set of data.

An RNTN detects patterns through a recursive process. In a sentence-parsing application where the objective is to identify the grammatical elements in a sentence (like a noun phrase or a verb phrase, for example), the first and second words are initially converted into an ordered set of numbers known as a vector. The conversion method is highly technical, but the numerical values in the vector indicate how closely related the words are to each other compared to other words in the vocabulary.

Once the vectors for the first and second word are formed, they are fed into the left and right leaf groups respectively. The root group outputs, among other things, a vector representation of the current parse. The net then feeds this vector back into one of the leaf groups and, recursively, feeds different combinations of the remaining words into the other leaf group. It is through this process that the net is able to analyze every possible syntactic parse. If during the recursion the net runs out of input, the current parse is scored and compared to the previously discovered parses. The one with the highest score is considered to be the optimal parse or grammatical structure, and it is delivered as the final output.

After determining the optimal parse, the net backtracks to figure out the appropriate labels to apply to each substructure; in this case, substructures could be noun phrases, verb phrases, prepositional phrases, and so on.

RNTNs are used in Natural Language Processing for both sentiment analysis and syntactic parsing. They can also be used in scene parsing to identify different parts of an image.

Have you ever worked with data where the underlying patterns were hierarchical? Please comment and let us know what you learned.

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This video covers the additional work and considerations you need to think about once you have a deep neural network that can classify your data. We need to consider that the trained network is usually part of a larger system and it needs to be incorporated into that design. We also want to have some amount of confidence that the model will work on unseen data and that it’s going to interact as expected with the other system components. Ultimately, we also want to deploy it onto a target device which requires certain performance characteristics.

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An overview of how deep learning is completely transforming the video game industry. We go over: photorealistic neural rendering, deepfakes for gaming, GAN theft auto and dreaming up game engines with neural networks, large language models for building realistic NPCs, and using OpenAI Codex to automatically program games.

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Dawn Song is well-known for her research on the intersection of deep learning and security. Aside from her research, Song is also a Professor in the Department of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science at UC Berkeley and CEO of Oasis Labs, a blockchain startup that is creating a privacy-first cloud computing platform no blockchain. She has received several awards for her work including the MacArthur Fellowship, the Guggenheim Fellowship, and Best Paper awards from top conferences.

Andrew sits down with Song to chat about her unconventional career path and her current research projects.

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H2O.ai is a software platform that offers a host of machine learning algorithms, as well as one deep net model. It also provides sophisticated data munging, an intuitive UI, and several built-in enhancements for handling data. However, the tools must be run on your own hardware.

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H2O.ai was founded by SriSatish Ambati, Cliff Click, and Arno Candel. In addition to its only deep net – a vanilla MLP – the platform offers a variety of models like GLM, Distributed Random Forest, Naive Bayes, a K-Means clustering model, and a few others. H2O.ai can be linked to multiple data sources in order to train data loads.

The UI is highly intuitive, but you can also work with the tools through other apps like Tableau or Excel. These interfaces allow you to set up a deep net by configuring its hyper-parameters.

H2O.ai needs to be deployed and maintained on your own hardware, which may be a limiting factor. However, the platform comes with many performance enhancements like in-memory map-reduce, columnar compression, and distributed parallel processing. Depending on your hardware’s capabilities, training on big data sets could be completed in a reasonable amount of time. As an added note, it’s unclear whether or not GPU support is a built-in feature at this point in time.

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REFERENCES
[1] The main Paper: https://arxiv.org/abs/1706.03762
[2] Tensor2Tensor has some code with a tutorial: https://www.tensorflow.org/tut....orials/text/transfor
[3] Transformer very intuitively explained - Amazing: http://jalammar.github.io/illustrated-transformer/
[4] Medium Blog on intuitive explanation: https://medium.com/inside-mach....ine-learning/what-is
[5] Pretrained word embeddings: https://nlp.stanford.edu/projects/glove/
[6] Intuitive explanation of Layer normalization: https://mlexplained.com/2018/1....1/30/an-overview-of-
[7] Paper that gives even better results than transformers (Pervasive Attention): https://arxiv.org/abs/1808.03867
[8] BERT uses transformers to pretrain neural nets for common NLP tasks. : https://ai.googleblog.com/2018..../11/open-sourcing-be
[9] Stanford Lecture on RNN: http://cs231n.stanford.edu/sli....des/2018/cs231n_2018
[10] Colah’s Blog: https://colah.github.io/posts/....2015-08-Understandin
[11] Wiki for timeseries of events: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/....Transformer_(machine

Deep Learning is the the most exciting subfield of Artificial Intelligence, yet the necessary hardware costs keep many people from participating in its research and development. I wanted to see just how cheap a deep learning PC could be built for in 2020, so I did some research and put together a deep learning PC build containing brand new parts that comes out to about 450 US dollars. I chose NewEgg for the parts because it has a global shipping policy, deep learning belongs to the world not just the United States. In this episode, I’m going to walk you through what the deep learning stack looks like (CUDA, Jupyter, PyTorch, etc.) , why i chose the various hardware components, and then I’ll show you how to setup the full deep learning software stack on your PC. Enjoy!

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This course is intended to introduce the Deep Learning (Convolutional Neural Network (CNN)) functionalities within the Trimble eCognition Developer Software and consists of 4 videos.

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