Combination - Picashu

0.0(0)
studied byStudied by 0 people
learnLearn
examPractice Test
spaced repetitionSpaced Repetition
heart puzzleMatch
flashcardsFlashcards
Card Sorting

1/13

encourage image

There's no tags or description

Looks like no tags are added yet.

Study Analytics
Name
Mastery
Learn
Test
Matching
Spaced

No study sessions yet.

14 Terms

1
New cards

What is the core component of Transformer architecture?

The attention mechanism.

<p>The attention mechanism.</p>
2
New cards

What is the significance of differentiating the score for a class with respect to pixel values in image classification?

Provides an attribution map showing each pixel's importance to the classification.

<p>Provides an attribution map showing each pixel's importance to the classification.</p>
3
New cards

Name a solution to solve the issue with noisy gradients.

Add noise and average to smooth the gradient (SmoothGrad)

<p>Add noise and average to smooth the gradient (SmoothGrad)</p>
4
New cards

What are the key features of an Inception module?

Parallel convolutional layers with different kernel sizes, concatenated and passed on.

<p>Parallel convolutional layers with different kernel sizes, concatenated and passed on.</p>
5
New cards

What is the key feature of Residual Networks?

Skip connections where data is passed unmodified around some layers and then added back in.

<p>Skip connections where data is passed unmodified around some layers and then added back in.</p>
6
New cards

What is required for segmentation?

Classify each pixel.

<p>Classify each pixel.</p>
7
New cards

What structure do segmentation networks often use?

An encoder-decoder structure: U-Net

<p>An encoder-decoder structure: U-Net</p>
8
New cards

In gradient descent, what does (η) represent?

The learning rate.

<p>The learning rate.</p>
9
New cards

What are the parameters of a simple fully-connected neural network?

Weight per connection (line) and one bias term per node (circle).

<p>Weight per connection (line) and one bias term per node (circle).</p>
10
New cards

What is convolution in the context of computer vision?

An operation that takes in two functions and returns a new function, used to recognize and localize patterns in data.

<p>An operation that takes in two functions and returns a new function, used to recognize and localize patterns in data.</p>
11
New cards

Why is convolution easier to implement with discrete data like images?

Because the integral becomes a sum, and we use kernels to find our image patterns.

<p>Because the integral becomes a sum, and we use kernels to find our image patterns.</p>
12
New cards
<p>What shape are the images? </p>

What shape are the images?

A 3-axis tensor, shpe: [3, 2, 5]

13
New cards

What types of shapes are these:
Shape [], [3] and [3,2]

A scalar, verctor and matrix

<p>A scalar, verctor and matrix</p>
14
New cards

How is basic math accessed through operators?
1. a = b + c
2. a = b * c
3. a = b @ c

knowt flashcard image