The Multi-layer Perceptron
author:
Robert F Harrison,
University of Sheffield
Description
This presentation describes the multilayer perceptron and practical issues in data modelling.
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| Slides | |
| 0:00 | Non-Linear Modelling by Adaptive Pre-Processing |
| 1:28 | The Data Modelling Problem - 1 |
| 7:20 | The Data Modelling Problem - 2 |
| 7:39 | - Questions |
| 7:45 | The Data Modelling Problem - 2 |
| 8:10 | The Data Modelling Problem - 3 |
| 8:46 | The Data Modelling Problem - 4 |
| 9:18 | The Data Modelling Problem - 5 |
| 9:32 | The Data Modelling Problem - 6 |
| 10:19 | The Data Modelling Problem - 7 |
| 10:40 | Dimensionality |
| 15:42 | What Goes on in the Gaps? |
| 18:05 | Overfitting (Sample Data) |
| 19:27 | Underfitting (Sample Data) |
| 19:55 | Goldilocks |
| 20:44 | Restricting “Flexibility” |
| 29:26 | Hold-Out Method |
| 34:44 | Cross Validation - 1 |
| 38:29 | Cross Validation - 2 |
| 39:48 | Cross Validation - 3 |
| 39:55 | Cross Validation - 4 |
| 40:31 | Adaptive Basis Functions - 1 |
| 40:35 | - Questions |
| 41:40 | Adaptive Basis Functions - 1 |
| 44:27 | Adaptive Basis Functions - 2 |
| 45:39 | The Multi-Layer Perceptron |
| 48:27 | Two-Layer MLP |
| 49:53 | A Sigmoidal Unit |
| 50:43 | Combinations of Sigmoids - 1 |
| 52:08 | Combinations of Sigmoids - 2 |
| 52:44 | Universal Approximation |
| 55:42 | Interpretation |
| 62:08 | Pros |
| 64:10 | Compactness of Model |
| 66:46 | Backpropagation Algorithm |
| 67:08 | & Cons |
| 67:27 | - Questions |
| 69:24 | & Cons |
| 70:20 | Rolling Ball |
| 71:19 | Gradient Descent - 1 |
| 72:15 | Gradient Descent - 2 |
| 74:11 | Multi-Modal Cost Service |
| 74:27 | Heading Downhill - 1 |
| 75:58 | Heading Downhill - 2 |
| 76:19 | Heading Downhill - 3 |
| 76:38 | Heading Downhill - 4 |
| 77:18 | Implications |
| 80:14 | RBF NN Warning! |
| 81:39 | Are Multiple Minima a Problem? |
| 83:01 | How to Use |
| 85:10 | Local Solutions |
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