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Neural Networks with Keras Cookbook

You're reading from   Neural Networks with Keras Cookbook Over 70 recipes leveraging deep learning techniques across image, text, audio, and game bots

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Product type Paperback
Published in Feb 2019
Publisher Packt
ISBN-13 9781789346640
Length 568 pages
Edition 1st Edition
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V Kishore Ayyadevara V Kishore Ayyadevara
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Srinivas Pradeep Srinivas Pradeep
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Srinivas Pradeep
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Preface 1. Building a Feedforward Neural Network 2. Building a Deep Feedforward Neural Network FREE CHAPTER 3. Applications of Deep Feedforward Neural Networks 4. Building a Deep Convolutional Neural Network 5. Transfer Learning 6. Detecting and Localizing Objects in Images 7. Image Analysis Applications in Self-Driving Cars 8. Image Generation 9. Encoding Inputs 10. Text Analysis Using Word Vectors 11. Building a Recurrent Neural Network 12. Applications of a Many-to-One Architecture RNN 13. Sequence-to-Sequence Learning 14. End-to-End Learning 15. Audio Analysis 16. Reinforcement Learning 17. Other Books You May Enjoy

Applications of a neural network

Recently, we have seen a huge adoption of neural networks in a variety of applications. In this section, let's try to understand the reason why adoption might have increased considerably. Neural networks can be architected in multiple ways. Here are some of the possible ways:

The box at the bottom is the input, followed by the hidden layer (the middle box), and the box at the top is the output layer. The one-to-one architecture is a typical neural network with a hidden layer between the input and output layer. Examples of different architectures are as follows:

Architecture Example
One-to-many The input is an image and the output is a caption for the image
Many-to-one The input is a movie review (multiple words) and the output is the sentiment associated with the review
Many-to-many Machine translation of a sentence in one language to a sentence in another language

Apart from the preceding points, neural networks are also in a position to understand the content in an image and detect the position where the content is located using an architecture named Convolutional Neural Network (CNN), which looks as follows:

Here, we saw examples of recommender systems, image analysis, text analysis, and audio analysis, and we can see that neural networks give us the flexibility to solve a problem using multiple architectures, resulting in increased adoption as the number of applications increases.

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