Deep Learning via Semi-Supervised Embedding
author:
Frederic Ratle,
University of Lausanne
Description
We show how nonlinear embedding algorithms popular for use with shallow semi-supervised learning techniques such as kernel methods can be applied to deep multi-layer architectures, either as a regularizer at the output layer, or on each layer of the architecture. This provides a simple alternative to existing approaches to deep learning whilst yielding competitive error rates compared to those methods, and existing shallow semi-supervised techniques.
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| Slides | |
| 0:00 | Deep Learning via Semi-Supervised Embedding |
| 0:15 | Summary |
| 1:15 | Deep Learning with Neural Networks |
| 2:15 | Some New Deep Training Methods |
| 3:40 | Deep and Shallow Research |
| 5:17 | Existing Embedding Algorithms |
| 6:38 | Siamese Networks: Functional Embedding |
| 8:36 | Shallow Semi-Supervision |
| 9:34 | New Regularizer for NNs: Deep Embedding |
| 10:43 | Deep Semi-Supervised Embedding |
| 11:30 | Semi-Supervised Experiments |
| 12:12 | Deep Semi-Supervised Results - 1 |
| 13:00 | Deep Semi-Supervised Results - 2 |
| 14:15 | Really Deep Results |
| 15:20 | Training on Pairs: “Isn’t that Slow?” |
| 16:34 | NLP: Semantic Role Labeling |
| 18:18 | - Questions |
| 21:45 | - Questions |
| 21:54 | - Questions |
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