February 2018
Intermediate to advanced
262 pages
6h 59m
English
Traditional ML algorithms use handwritten feature extraction to train algorithms, while DL algorithms use modern techniques to extract these features in an automatic fashion.
For example, a DL algorithm predicting whether an image contains a face or not extracts features such as the first layer detecting edges, the second layer detecting shapes such as noses and eyes, and the final layer detecting face shapes or more complex structures. Each layer trains based on the previous layer's representation of the data. It's OK if you find this explanation hard to understand, the later chapters of the book will help you to intuitively build and inspect such networks: