Lesson 05: Introduction Deep Learning
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All content is taken from `here <https://carpentries-incubator.github.io/deep-learning-intro/01-introduction/index.html>`_.

This material revolves mostly around the capabilities and inabilities of Deep Learning.

What is AI?
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No More Feature Engineering
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The Deep Learning Workflow
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Exercises
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.. admonition:: Question 1

   Which of the following would you apply Deep Learning to?

   1. Recognising whether or not a picture contains a bird.
   2. Calculating the median and interquartile range of a dataset.
   3. Identifying MRI images of a rare disease when only one or two example images available for training.
   4. Identifying people in pictures after being trained only on cats and dogs.
   5. Translating English into French.

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   1. yes, a classification problem using images as input
   2. no, even though it is a regression problem, you'd need tons of training data and still be off by quite a bit
   3. no, not enough training data available
   4. no, likely a deep learning model will not be able to do that
   5. yes, tons of training data available from translated books or wikipedia articles

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.. admonition:: Question 2

   Think about a problem you’d like to use Deep Learning to solve.

   * What do you want a Deep Learning system to be able to predict (or tell you)?
   * What data inputs and outputs will you need?
   * Do you think you’ll need to train the network or will a pre-trained network be suitable?
   * What data do you have to train with? What preparation will your data need? Consider both the data you are going to predict/classify from and the data you’ll use to train the network.

   Discuss your answers with the group or the person next to you.