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Published inJul 2017
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Christopher Bourez
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Christopher Bourez

Christopher Bourez graduated from Ecole Polytechnique and Ecole Normale Suprieure de Cachan in Paris in 2005 with a Master of Science in Math, Machine Learning and Computer Vision (MVA). For 7 years, he led a company in computer vision that launched Pixee, a visual recognition application for iPhone in 2007, with the major movie theater brand, the city of Paris and the major ticket broker: with a snap of a picture, the user could get information about events, products, and access to purchase. While working on missions in computer vision with Caffe, TensorFlow or Torch, he helped other developers succeed by writing on a blog on computer science. One of his blog posts, a tutorial on the Caffe deep learning technology, has become the most successful tutorial on the web after the official Caffe website. On the initiative of Packt Publishing, the same recipes that made the success of his Caffe tutorial have been ported to write this book on Theano technology. In the meantime, a wide range of problems for Deep Learning are studied to gain more practice with Theano and its application.
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As for love, head-to-toe positions provide exciting new possibilities: encoder and decoder networks use the same stack of layers but in their opposite directions.

Although it does not provide new modules to deep learning, such a technique of encoding-decoding is quite important because it enables the training of the networks 'end-to-end', that is, directly feeding the inputs and corresponding outputs, without specifying any rules or patterns to the networks and without decomposing encoding training and decoding training into two separate steps.

While image classification was a one-to-one task, and sentiment analysis a many-to-one task, encoding-decoding techniques illustrate many-to-many tasks, such as translation or image segmentation.

In the next chapter, we'll introduce an attention mechanism that provides the ability for encoder-decoder architecture to focus on some parts of the input in order to produce a more accurate output.

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Published in: Jul 2017Publisher: PacktISBN-13: 9781786465825

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Christopher Bourez

Christopher Bourez graduated from Ecole Polytechnique and Ecole Normale Suprieure de Cachan in Paris in 2005 with a Master of Science in Math, Machine Learning and Computer Vision (MVA). For 7 years, he led a company in computer vision that launched Pixee, a visual recognition application for iPhone in 2007, with the major movie theater brand, the city of Paris and the major ticket broker: with a snap of a picture, the user could get information about events, products, and access to purchase. While working on missions in computer vision with Caffe, TensorFlow or Torch, he helped other developers succeed by writing on a blog on computer science. One of his blog posts, a tutorial on the Caffe deep learning technology, has become the most successful tutorial on the web after the official Caffe website. On the initiative of Packt Publishing, the same recipes that made the success of his Caffe tutorial have been ported to write this book on Theano technology. In the meantime, a wide range of problems for Deep Learning are studied to gain more practice with Theano and its application.
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