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Liquid Neural Networks: Definition, Applications, & Challenges

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A neural network (NN) is a machine learning algorithm that imitates the human brain's structure and operational capabilities to recognize patterns from training data. Despite being a powerful AI tool, neural networks have certain limitations, such as: They require a substantial amount of labeled training data.

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AI & Big Data Expo: Ethical AI integration and future trends

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Zheng first explained how over a decade working in digital marketing and e-commerce sparked her interest more recently in data analytics and artificial intelligence as machine learning has become hugely popular. “There’s a lot of misconceptions, definitely.

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This AI Paper from King’s College London Introduces a Theoretical Analysis of Neural Network Architectures Through Topos Theory

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In their paper, the researchers aim to propose a theory that explains how transformers work, providing a definite perspective on the difference between traditional feedforward neural networks and transformers. Despite their widespread usage, the theoretical foundations of transformers have yet to be fully explored.

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Researchers at the University College London Unravel the Universal Dynamics of Representation Learning in Deep Neural Networks

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Deep neural networks (DNNs) come in various sizes and structures. The specific architecture selected along with the dataset and learning algorithm used, is known to influence the neural patterns learned. It shows that these networks naturally learn structured representations, especially when they start with small weights.

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Alex Ovcharov, Founder & CEO of Wayvee Analytics – Interview Series

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It’s not enough to simply identify unhappy customers — we help explain why and offer recommendations for immediate improvement, keeping customers satisfied in the moment. Can you explain how the AI algorithm processes these physiological signals and translates them into actionable insights for retailers?

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Explainable AI: Thinking Like a Machine

Towards AI

Alongside this, there is a second boom in XAI or Explainable AI. Explainable AI is focused on helping us poor, computationally inefficient humans understand how AI “thinks.” First bringing together conflicting literature on what XAI is and some important definitions and distinctions.

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Understanding Generalization in Deep Learning: Beyond the Mysteries

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Deep neural networks’ seemingly anomalous generalization behaviors, benign overfitting, double descent, and successful overparametrization are neither unique to neural networks nor inherently mysterious. These phenomena can be understood through established frameworks like PAC-Bayes and countable hypothesis bounds.