7 Autoencoding and self-supervision
This chapter covers
- Training without labels
- Autoencoding to project data
- Constraining networks with bottlenecks
- Adding noise to improve performance
- Predicting the next item to make generative models
You now know several approaches to specifying a neural network for classification and regression problems. These are the classic machine learning problems, where for each data point x (e.g., a picture of a fruit), we have an associated answer y (e.g., fresh or rotten). But what if we do not have a label y? Is there any useful way for us to learn? You should recognize this as an unsupervised learning scenario.
People are interested in self-supervision because labels are expensive. It is often much easier to get ...
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