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Published inJun 2023
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Matt Benatan
Matt Benatan
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Matt Benatan

Matt Benatan is a Principal Research Scientist at Sonos and a Simon Industrial Fellow at the University of Manchester. His work involves research in robust multimodal machine learning, uncertainty estimation, Bayesian optimization, and scalable Bayesian inference.
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Jochem Gietema
Jochem Gietema
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Jochem Gietema

Jochem Gietema is an Applied Scientist at Onfido in London where he has developed and deployed several patented solutions related to anomaly detection, computer vision, and interactive data visualisation.
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Marian Schneider
Marian Schneider
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Marian Schneider

Marian Schneider is an applied scientist in machine learning. His work involves developing and deploying applications in computer vision, ranging from brain image segmentation and uncertainty estimation to smarter image capture on mobile devices.
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In this chapter, we have seen different types of common neural networks. First, we discussed the key building blocks of neural networks with a special focus on the multi-layer perceptron. Then we reviewed common neural network architectures: convolutional neural networks, recurrent neural networks, and the attention mechanism. All these components allow us to build very powerful deep learning models that can sometimes achieve super-human performance. However, in the second part of the chapter, we reviewed a few problems of neural networks. We discussed how they can be overconfident, and do not handle out-of-distribution data very well. We also saw how small, imperceptible changes to a neural network’s input can cause the model to make an incorrect prediction.

In the next chapter, we will combine the concepts learned in this chapter and in Chapter 3, Fundamentals of Deep Learning, and discuss Bayesian deep learning, which has the potential to overcome some of the...

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Published in: Jun 2023Publisher: PacktISBN-13: 9781803246888

Authors (3)

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Matt Benatan

Matt Benatan is a Principal Research Scientist at Sonos and a Simon Industrial Fellow at the University of Manchester. His work involves research in robust multimodal machine learning, uncertainty estimation, Bayesian optimization, and scalable Bayesian inference.
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Jochem Gietema

Jochem Gietema is an Applied Scientist at Onfido in London where he has developed and deployed several patented solutions related to anomaly detection, computer vision, and interactive data visualisation.
Read more about Jochem Gietema

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Marian Schneider

Marian Schneider is an applied scientist in machine learning. His work involves developing and deploying applications in computer vision, ranging from brain image segmentation and uncertainty estimation to smarter image capture on mobile devices.
Read more about Marian Schneider