Machines are Learning
summary
Shows concrete claims and tools: training convolutional nets with ~60 million parameters cuts ImageNet top-5 error from ~30% down to ~2.25%, GPUs (EC2 p3 with thousands of tensor cores) speed training from weeks to days, and Stanford models detect diabetic eye disease well enough for FDA-style approval. Demonstrates developer APIs and frameworks—Amazon Rekognition, Amazon Polly, Amazon Lex, TensorFlow/MXNet/PyTorch—builds a working DIY security camera that uploads images, recognizes faces and speaks results in realtime.
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chapters (20)
- 0:00Start
- 3:26Unsupervised Learning
- 3:44Customer Segmentation
- 4:03Reinforcement Learning
- 4:40Clustering Analysis
- 5:23Topic Modeling
- 6:08Supervised Learning
- 6:36Binary Classification
- 8:55Avoid Overfitting
- 10:02How Can You Avoid Overfitting
- 11:57Perceptron
- 13:43Back Propagation
- 17:03Convolution Matrix
- 18:56Conclusion
- 21:43Challenges in Machine Learning
- 26:14Per-Pixel Object Segmentation
- 27:43Amazon Recognition
- 32:55Amazon Lex
- 36:17Voice to Voice Demo
- 39:48Questions
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