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Index
Introduction Chapter One: Introducing Deep Learning
How Does Deep Learning Work? What is a Deep Learning Neural Network? Deep Learning Methods Deep Learning Applications Deep Learning Challenges and Limitations Machine Learning vs. Deep Learning A Brief History Chapter Two: Python and Deep Learning The Top Python Libraries for Deep Learning
Chapter Three: A Look At Neural Networks
Neural Network Applications Examples of What Deep Learning Can Do The Elements of a Neural Network Feedforward Networks Multiple Linear Regression Gradient Descent Logistic Regression
Chapter Four: A Deeper Look at Recurrent Neural Networks and LSTMs
More on Feedforward Networks Recurrent Neural Networks Backpropagation Through Time (BPTT) Long Short-Term Memory Units (LSTMs) Capturing Remote Dependencies and Diverse Time Scales
Chapter Five: Introduction To CNNs and Image Processing
Images as 4D Tensors The Definition of Convolutional How Do Convolutional Neural Networks Work? Max Pooling/Downsampling
Chapter Six: An Introduction to Deep Reinforcement Learning
The Definitions of Reinforcement Learning Domain Selection Neural Networks and Deep Reinforcement Learning
Chapter Seven: Let’s Build a Deep Learning Model with Keras and TensorFlow
Step One – Data Pre-Processing Step Two – Splitting Your Dataset Step Three — Transform the Data Step Four — Build the Neural Network Step Five — Use the Test Set for Predictions Step Six — Use a Confusion Matrix Step Seven — Make One Prediction Step Eight — Improve the Model Accuracy Step Nine — Reduce Overfitting By Adding Dropout Regularization Step Ten — Tune the Hyperparameters
Chapter Eight: Building a Neural Network With TensorFlow For Handwritten Digit Recognition
Step One — Configure Your Project Step Two — Import the MNIST Dataset Step Three — Define the Architecture of Your Neural Network Step Four — Build the TensorFlow Graph Step Five — Train and Test
Chapter Nine: How to Keep Your Deep Learning Models Bug-Free
Step One – Keep Things Simple Step Two – Implement Your Model and Debug It Step Three – Evaluate the Model Performance Step Four – Improving Your Model and Data Step Five - Tuning the Hyperparameters
Conclusion
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