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Neural Networks: A Primer

Talkat NDC Porto 2019 · 2019-02-26..03-01· [machine-learning]
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Primer that turns hand‑wavy ML talk into working knobs: shows a five-line perceptron implementation, explains feature scaling, weight matrices, backprop with gradient descent and stochastic variants, and why you can’t brute‑force weights. Demonstrates image classification (AlexNet via Caffe) running on an Intel Neural Compute Stick with 95 ms inference versus ~1–2 s on a VM. Recommends Python + numpy, pandas, scikit‑learn, TensorFlow/Keras and a Docker image called deeper; cites brain ≈1 exaflop and DNA ≈150 ZB as context.

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  1. 0:00Introduction
  2. 0:32About Rishal
  3. 2:48What is AI
  4. 7:53Intelligence
  5. 10:26Machine Learning
  6. 12:39Steps in Machine Learning
  7. 15:22Neural Networks History
  8. 18:16How Neurons Work
  9. 22:59Neural Network Example
  10. 27:48Neural Network Inputs
  11. 35:04Data Types
  12. 38:12Training
  13. 48:14Recap
  14. 55:17Code
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