Future of Deep Learning - Where are we heading towards
Aditya Anand
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What is Deep Learning?
In simple terms,?Deep learning?is a subset of artificial intelligence, that focuses on making robots do what humans naturally do: learn by experience. In deep learning, machines learn to learn with the help of data sets.?Deep learning algorithms?use artificial neural networks to analyze data, just as the human brain does independently. Of course, the data training, enormous knowledge base, and pattern recognition techniques are fed to the machine by humans to work on their own later.
Some examples of using?deep learning?to replace manual work are, voice commands to phones or laptops, driverless cars, face recognition, text translations, and sentiment analysis.
Why Deep Learning?
Now that we know the meaning of?deep learning, the question arises: why would we want machines to behave like humans? Experts have given several answers to this question, and some of those are: “for diminishing mundane, repetitive work”, “to fasten the work speed”, “to achieve accurate results within strict timelines.” But the most important reason for exploring branches of advanced concepts of?deep learning?is “accuracy.”?Deep learning?has improved the level of accuracy many times. Multiple tasks like car driving, printing, text recognition, and natural language processing are done more accurately than previously with?deep learning.?Deep learning?has outperformed human minds in computer vision, which consists of classifying objects in any image.
Although the term “Deep learning” was introduced by distinguished professor Rina Dechter in 1986, it became a shining term recently due to accelerating demand for less time consuming, accuracy driven services and products, To meet these demands in a competitive market, businesses,?deep learning as the magic tool. It became useful by giving solutions when:
How Does Deep Learning Work?
Deep learning?algorithms, also known as “deep neural networks,” use neural networks to function. Neurons in the neural networks work along similar lines as neurons in the human brain. Neural networks' architecture consists of nodes arranged in a layered fashion. The more layers you have, the more precise and elaborate your model will be. Deep neural networks contain a very high number of layers, which can go up to 150 or more.
In the networks, the node sends out the signal from one node to another and assigns weights to it. The nodes with heavier weight have a greater impact on associated layers. The layers are arranged in a sequence. The final layer compiles weighted inputs and generates output.
To understand the workings of?deep learning, let us take an example.
Problem statement:?A deep learning?algorithm receives a cat’s image as an input and outputs “yes” if there is a cat in that image, otherwise “no”.
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Solution by deep learning algorithm:
Not all cats look alike. Their different colors, sizes, angles, light density, image quality, and object shadows add to the complexity of determining cats from the image. Hence, the training set should include multiple images covering the cat’s maximum determining characteristics in an image. Many examples of cat images must be included, which could be considered “cat” by humans, and also images that can not be categorized as “cat” images should be included. These example images are fed in the database of neural networks and stored in data sets. This data is mapped into the neural networks; nodes assign weightage to each data element. Output compiles all the disconnected information to conclude. If the algorithm finds out that the object in an image is furry, has four legs, has a tail, then it should be “cat”. There are hundreds of characteristics like this which are particular to cats defined in trained data sets to distinguish them from other objects.
The answer received after all the analysis mentioned in the above paragraph is then compared with the human-generated answer. If these two answers match, then the output is validated and saved as a success case. In case of the answers mismatch, the error is recorded, and weights are changed. This process is repeated several times, and weights are adjusted multiple times until we attain high accuracy. This type of training is known as “supervised learning”. The machine is trained until a point is reached where machines can self learn with previous examples.
Challenges in the future of Deep Learning
How is Deep Learning Beneficial in the Future?
Deep Learning has a Bright Future!
It is predicted that?deep learning?would become widespread and embedded in the system to achieve faster and accurate outputs. GPU Cloud instances offered by?E2E?makes it easy and affordable to build and deploy?deep learning?systems.
As per the article by Big Data Evangelist James Kobielus in “6 Predictions for the future of deep learning”: The?deep learning?industry will adopt a core set of standard tools, and Deep learning will gain native support within various platforms like a spark, open analytics ecosystem with reusable components and framework libraries. The same has been indicated by “Ray Kurzweil”. He became famous for his prediction that Artificial Intelligence would outsmart humans in computational capabilities by 2029.
In a nutshell,
Deep learning?models are expected to exponentially grow in the future to create innovative applications freeing up human brains from manual repetitive tasks. A few trends which are observed about the future of?deep learning?are:
E2E Networks?hopes that this article has shed light on the bright future of?deep learning. For more blogs, check out the?E2E Networks ?website.
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