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Deep Learning (II) -- A comprehensive survey

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Deep neural networks (DNN) models are becoming very popular. Companies such as Google are using DNN in various classification and detection tasks. In this talk, I will briefly survey some popular applications using DNNs as underlying architecture. I will then talk about the history of the development of DNN , and some problems that the community is tackling.

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