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Recent Developments in Deep Learning

Google TechTalks · 84.7K views · 2010-03-22 · 1:05:18

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Geoff Hinton's 2010 Google Tech Talk on deep belief networks, learning layers of representation one at a time from unlabeled data, and extending them with multiplicative interactions.

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Cited as a watchable early introduction to deep learning from its pioneer, and remembered as a mind-blowing moment in the field.

Recommended by 3 HN people across 2 months · HN mentions 2010–2026

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markovbling · 2014-03 · Recommendation

There's a great Google Tech Talk by Geoff Hinton that serves as a slightly technical introduction to Deep Learning if anyone's interested: [VIDEO]

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Devilboy · 2012-06 · Recommendation

Have you seen the online courses? [LINK] (From one of the authors of this paper!) [LINK] [LINK] Prof. Hinton's videos are very watchable: [LINK] [VIDEO]

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tylerhobbs · 2012-06 · Recommendation

There's a very good Google Tech Talk by Geoff Hinton (who has worked closely with Dahl on a lot of this research and developed some of the key algorithms in this field) that explains how to build deep belief networks using layers of RBMs: [LINK] That video focuses on handwritten digit recognition, but it's great for understanding the basics. There's a second Google Tech Talk video from a few years later that talks directly about phoneme recognition as well: [VIDEO]

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