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The Learning of Deep Learning: Overview, Methods, and Applications

  • R Regan , Anto Merline Manoharan , R. Gayathri and K. Kandasamy
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Abstract

An extraordinary self-driving car was introduced onto the busy roads of United States America a few years ago. The look of the vehicle is like all other tonomous cars demonstrated by Tesla, General Motors, or Google, but the magic of artificial intelligence (AI) was introduced in it. The car was designed in such a way that it would not follow any instruction of an engineer or programmer. But, the function of the car was taught by itself by an algorithm that was designed by watching how a human driver would do. Getting a car that performs all the functions with the magic of AI is a remarkable achievement. But it is not absolutely understandable the way the car makes its decisions. The information is received from the car’s sensors and the received information has been passed directly into a huge network of artificial neurons to perform certain functions by processing the data. The response gives the impression as it would come from the human driver. That is, the magical show of AI. With AI and deep learning, it is made possible to ask questions to a machine and get answers about stock, customer relation, sales, fault detection, and much more. The computer can also determine to provide relevant information that is actually asked. AI provides a brief summary of the data and suggests the possible ways to analyze it. In health care field, a firm decision is taken on the efficiency of the treatment and plug-in or supplementary items are easily recommended at a greater rate in retail applications. In finance department, fault can be stopped from happening instead of just getting attention. In above exemplified applications, the physical system easily recognizes the needed information, tries to find the relationships among the used variables, and formulates an answer. Once the answer is formulated, the system will automatically communicate with options for follow-up queries.

Abstract

An extraordinary self-driving car was introduced onto the busy roads of United States America a few years ago. The look of the vehicle is like all other tonomous cars demonstrated by Tesla, General Motors, or Google, but the magic of artificial intelligence (AI) was introduced in it. The car was designed in such a way that it would not follow any instruction of an engineer or programmer. But, the function of the car was taught by itself by an algorithm that was designed by watching how a human driver would do. Getting a car that performs all the functions with the magic of AI is a remarkable achievement. But it is not absolutely understandable the way the car makes its decisions. The information is received from the car’s sensors and the received information has been passed directly into a huge network of artificial neurons to perform certain functions by processing the data. The response gives the impression as it would come from the human driver. That is, the magical show of AI. With AI and deep learning, it is made possible to ask questions to a machine and get answers about stock, customer relation, sales, fault detection, and much more. The computer can also determine to provide relevant information that is actually asked. AI provides a brief summary of the data and suggests the possible ways to analyze it. In health care field, a firm decision is taken on the efficiency of the treatment and plug-in or supplementary items are easily recommended at a greater rate in retail applications. In finance department, fault can be stopped from happening instead of just getting attention. In above exemplified applications, the physical system easily recognizes the needed information, tries to find the relationships among the used variables, and formulates an answer. Once the answer is formulated, the system will automatically communicate with options for follow-up queries.

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