• 2.1 Multi-layer network introduction, regularization, deep neural networks
• 2.2 Multi-layer perceptron
• 2.3 Overfitting and capacity
• 2.4 Neural network hyperparameters, logic gates
• 2.5 Different activation functions used in neural networks, including relu, softmax, sigmoid and hyperbolic functions
• 2.6 Back propagation, forward propagation, convergence, hyperparameters, and overfitting.

• 3.1 Various methods that are used to train artificial neural networks
• 3.2 Perceptron learning rule, gradient descent rule, tuning the learning rate, regularization techniques, optimization techniques
• 3.3 Stochastic process, vanishing gradients, transfer learning, regression techniques,
• 3.4 Lasso l1 and ridge l2, unsupervised pre-training, xavier initialization.

• 4.1 Understanding how deep learning works
• 4.2 Activation functions, illustrating perceptron, perceptron training
• 4.3 multi-layer perceptron, key parameters of perceptron;
• 4.4 Tensorflow introduction and its open-source software library that is used to design, create and train
• 4.5 Deep learning models followed by google’s tensor processing unit (tpu) programmable ai
• 4.6 Python libraries in tensorflow, code basics, variables, constants, placeholders
• 4.7 Graph visualization, use-case implementation, keras, and more.

• 5.1 Keras high-level neural network for working on top of tensorflow
• 5.2 Defining complex multi-output models
• 5.3 Composing models using keras
• 5.3 Sequential and functional composition, batch normalization
• 5.4 Deploying keras with tensorboard, and neural network training process customization.

• 6.1 Using tflearn api to implement neural networks
• 6.2 Defining and composing models, and deploying tensorboard

• 7.1 Mapping the human mind with deep neural networks (dnns)
• 7.2 Several building blocks of artificial neural networks (anns)
• 7.3 The architecture of dnn and its building blocks
• 7.4 Reinforcement learning in dnn concepts, various parameters, layers, and optimization algorithms in dnn, and activation functions.

• 8.1 What is a convolutional neural network?
• 8.2 Understanding the architecture and use-cases of cnn
• 8.3‘What is a pooling layer?’ how to visualize using cnn
• 8.4 How to fine-tune a convolutional neural network
• 8.5 What is transfer learning?
• 8.6 Understanding recurrent neural networks, kernel filter, feature maps, and pooling, and deploying convolutional neural networks in tensorflow.

• 9.1 Introduction to the rnn model
• 9.2 Use cases of rnn, modeling sequences
• 9.3 Rnns with back propagation
• 9.4 Long short-term memory (lstm)
• 9.5 Recursive neural tensor network theory, the basic rnn cell, unfolded rnn, dynamic rnn
• 9.6 Time-series predictions.

• 10.1 Gpu’s introduction, ‘how are they different from cpus?,’ the significance of gpus
• 10.2 Deep learning networks, forward pass and backward pass training techniques
• 10.3 Gpu constituent with simpler core and concurrent hardware

• 11.1 Introduction rbm and autoencoders
• 11.2 Deploying rbm for deep neural networks, using rbm for collaborative filtering
• 11.3 Autoencoders features and applications of autoencoders.

• 12.1 Image processing
• 12.2 Natural language processing (nlp) – Speech recognition, and video analytics.

• 13.1 Automated conversation bots leveraging any of the following descriptive techniques: Ibm watson, Microsoft’s luis, Open–closed domain bots,
• 13.2 Generative model, and the sequence to sequence model (lstm).

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