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Index
Title Page Copyright and Credits
Hands-On Deep Learning with R
Dedication About Packt
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Preface
Who this book is for What this book covers To get the most out of this book
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Section 1: Deep Learning Basics Machine Learning Basics
An overview of machine learning Preparing data for modeling
Handling missing values
Training a model on prepared data
Train and test data Choosing an algorithm
Evaluating model results
Machine learning metrics
Improving model results Reviewing different algorithms Summary
Setting Up R for Deep Learning
Technical requirements Installing the packages
Installing ReinforcementLearning Installing RBM Installing Keras Installing H2O Installing MXNet
Preparing a sample dataset Exploring Keras
Available functions A Keras example
Exploring MXNet
Available functions Getting started with MXNet
Exploring H2O
Available functions An H2O example
Exploring ReinforcementLearning and RBM
Reinforcement learning example An RBM example
Comparing the deep learning libraries Summary
Artificial Neural Networks
Technical requirements Contrasting deep learning with machine learning Comparing neural networks and the human brain Utilizing bias and activation functions within hidden layers Surveying activation functions
Exploring the sigmoid function Investigating the hyperbolic tangent function Plotting the rectified linear units activation function Calculating the Leaky ReLU activation function Defining the swish activation function
Predicting class likelihood with softmax
Creating a feedforward network
Writing a neural network with Base R Creating a model with Wisconsin cancer data
Augmenting our neural network with backpropagation Summary
Section 2: Deep Learning Applications CNNs for Image Recognition
Technical requirements Image recognition with shallow nets Image recognition with convolutional neural networks
Optimizers Loss functions Evaluation metrics
Enhancing the model with additional layers Choosing the most appropriate activation function Selecting optimal epochs using dropout and early stopping Summary
Multilayer Perceptron for Signal Detection
Technical requirements Understanding multilayer perceptrons Preparing and preprocessing data Deciding on the hidden layers and neurons Training and evaluating the model Summary
Neural Collaborative Filtering Using Embeddings
Technical requirements Introducing recommender systems Collaborative filtering with neural networks Exploring embeddings Preparing, preprocessing, and exploring data Performing exploratory data analysis Creating user and item embeddings Building and training a neural recommender system Evaluating results and tuning hyperparameters
Hyperparameter tuning Adding dropout layers  Adjusting for user-item bias
Summary
Deep Learning for Natural Language Processing
Formatting data using tokenization Cleaning text to remove noise Applying word embeddings to increase usable data Clustering data into topic groups Summarizing documents using model results Creating an RBM Defining the Gibbs sampling rate Speeding up sampling with contrastive divergence Computing free energy for model evaluation Stacking RBMs to create a deep belief network Summary
Long Short-Term Memory Networks for Stock Forecasting
Technical requirements Understanding common methods for stock market prediction Preparing and preprocessing data Configuring a data generator Training and evaluating the model Tuning hyperparameters to improve performance Summary
Generative Adversarial Networks for Faces
Technical requirements An overview of GANs Defining the generator model Defining the discriminator model Preparing and preprocessing a dataset
Loading the libraries and data files Resizing our images Merging arrays
Training and evaluating the model
Defining the GAN model Passing data to the GAN model Training the GAN model
Generating random images Selecting real images Combining real and fake images Creating target labels Passing input to the discriminator model Updating the row selector Evaluating the model
Summary
Section 3: Reinforcement Learning Reinforcement Learning for Gaming
Technical requirements Understanding the concept of reinforcement learning Preparing and processing data Configuring the reinforcement agent Tuning hyperparameters Summary
Deep Q-Learning for Maze Solving
Technical requirements Creating an environment for reinforcement learning Defining an agent to perform actions Building a deep Q-learning model  Running the experiment Improving performance with policy functions Summary
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