January 2018
Beginner to intermediate
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The depth of the architecture refers to the number of levels of the composition of non-linear operations in the function learned. These operations include weighted sum, product, a single neuron, kernel, and so on. Most current learning algorithms correspond to shallow architectures that have only 1, 2, or 3 levels. The following table shows some examples of both shallow and deep algorithms:
|
Levels |
Example |
Group |
|
1-layer |
Logistic regression, Maximum Entropy Classifier Perceptron, Linear SVM |
Linear classifier |
|
2-layers |
Multi-layer Perceptron, SVMs with kernels Decision trees |
Universal approximator |
|
3 or more layers |
Deep learning Boosted decision trees |
Compact universal approximator ... |
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