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Detecting spam emails using a model trained on labeled data is an example of this type of learning, which uses a validation dataset to test the model's performance.

Supervised Learning

100

Logistic regression is used for this type of problem, separating output into different categories.

Classification

100

This algorithm is used to minimize the loss function in a machine learning model. It has the analogy of going down a hill.

Gradient Descent

100

A convolutional neural network is used primarily for this application because it extracts features from the red, green, and blue channels.

Image Process

100

In Natural Language Processing, vocabulary is tokenized into these entities that have magnitude and direction.

Vector
200

Covered in day 1's research, these two plants are actually in the same family.

Potato and Tomato.

200

This model is used to predict continuous values based on input features. It has a guaranteed-to-be-reachable global minimum under gradient descent.

Linear Regression

200

This hyperparameter determines the "step size" in gradient descent. Setting this hyperparameter too high risks making the model "bounce around."

Learning Rate

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Name 2 of the 5 Convolutional Neural Networks you presented on Thursday.

AlexNet, LeNet, ResNet, VGG, Inception

200

This is a common issue when using a Recurrent Neural Network for sequence prediction tasks.

They can easily forget earlier information in the sequence.

300

This learning method involves finding patterns and structures in data without labeled responses.

Unsupervised Learning

300

This activation function returns 0 if the input is negative; otherwise, it returns the input.

ReLu

300

This entity grants machine learning models to predict non-linear relationships. Sigmoid is this entity.

Activation Function

300

This part of the Convolutional Neural Network applies a series of filters to detect features in image.

Convolutional Layers

300

This is the name of the cells in a Recurrent Neural Network that help it remember long-term dependencies

Memory Cell

400

This learning method requires models to make decisions through trial and error, eventually maximizing long-term gain.

Reinforcement Learning

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Draw the ReLU function

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In deep learning, the weight initialization process uses this method to set the neural network's initial weights.

Assign Weights Randomly

400

This technique reduces the spatial dimensions of the feature map. Its most common variance is "max."

Pooling

400

This type of RNN architecture is designed to better handle long-term dependencies.

Long Short-Term Memory

500

The term "Artificial Intelligence" was coined at this higher education institution.

Dartmouth College

500

This is the most common loss function for logistic regression.

Cross-Entropy

500

In gradient descent, this term refers to a gradient that is too small to contribute to backpropagation.

Vanishing Gradient

500

This activation function is used in most Convolutional Neural Networks

ReLU

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Outside of long-term dependency, Long Short-Term Memory is also designed to address this problem, preventing earlier layers from being "not important."

Vanishing Gradient