Deep Learning
author: Geoffrey E. Hinton,
Department of Computer Science, University of Toronto
published: Aug. 22, 2017, recorded: January 2015, views: 2565
published: Aug. 22, 2017, recorded: January 2015, views: 2565
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I will give a brief history of deep learning explaining what it is, what kinds of task it should be good for and why it was largely abandoned in the 1990's. I will then describe how ideas from statistical physics were used to make deep learning work much better on small datasets. Finally I will describe how deep learning is now used by Google for speech recognition and object recognition and how it may soon be used for machine translation.
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