A Guide to Deep Learning and Neural Networks

Re:A Guide to Deep Learning and Neural Networks by andreyk on Thursday October 08, 2020 @12:02PM (#24720400)

The fact this post differentiates between Machine Learning and Deep Learning (Deep Learning is a subset of Machine Learning) is rather silly. Also early on it states "Usually, deep learning is unsupervised or semi-supervised.", which is false? I would not upvote, seems pretty questionable...

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Re:A Guide to Deep Learning and Neural Networks by kthejoker2 on Thursday October 08, 2020 @12:48PM (#24720969)

Appropriate terminology aside, deep learning at one point at least clearly represented neutral networks as a "one size fits all" algorithmic data structure because it could (more) easily scale, be distributed, etc. and could produce results unsupervised in a way that other ML algos could not.

Now with all the discussion on ethics and bias in AI, not sure if unsupervised black box architectures really have a place in the discussion ...

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