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PCA, AE, K-Means, Gaussian Mixture Model, Sparse Coding, and Intuitive VAE

Offered By: Alfredo Canziani via YouTube

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Course Description

Overview

Explore advanced machine learning techniques in this comprehensive lecture by Yann LeCun. Dive into Principal Component Analysis (PCA), Auto-encoders, K-means clustering, Gaussian mixture models, sparse coding, and Variational Autoencoders (VAE). Learn about training methods, architectural approaches, and regularized Energy-Based Models (EBM). Gain insights into unconditional regularized latent variable EBMs, amortized inference, convolutional sparse coding, and video prediction. Benefit from in-depth Q&A sessions on labels, supervised learning, norms, and posterior distributions. Enhance your understanding with practical examples using MNIST and natural patches, and explore intuitive interpretations of VAEs.

Syllabus

– Welcome to class
– Training methods revisited
– Architectural methods
– 1. PCA
– Q&A on Definitions: Labels, unconditional, and un, selfsupervised learning
– 2. Auto-encoder with Bottleneck
– 3. K-Means
– 4. Gaussian mixture model
– Regularized EBM
– Yann out of context
– Q&A on Norms and Posterior: when the student is thinking too far ahead
– 1. Unconditional regularized latent variable EBM: Sparse coding
– Sparse modeling on MNIST & natural patches
– 2. Amortized inference
– ISTA algorithm & RNN Encoder
– 3. Convolutional sparce coding
– 4. Video prediction: very briefly
– 5. VAE: an intuitive interpretation
– Helpful whiteboard stuff
– Another interpretation


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Alfredo Canziani

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