00:00:18 welcome all right go ahead
00:00:25 today we are going to be talking about new networks
00:00:32 we'll discuss the motivation behind why researchers started looking into new networks
00:01:01 we will build on that and delve into the mathematical background
00:01:08 finally, we will talk about the forward pass, the backward pass, and activation functions
00:01:17 can anyone tell me what you know about neural networks?
00:01:30 neural networks are used for large language models
00:01:51 they might be trying to replicate how the human brain functions
00:02:40 the motivation behind neural networks is biologically inspired from how our brains work
00:03:04 neuroscientists know very little about how the brain works
00:03:37 the basic building block of a neural network is called the neuron
00:04:17 a biological neuron has dendrites
00:04:42 a biological neuron uses dendrites to take inputs, processes them, and produces an output
00:05:47 a single perceptron in a neural network takes input data in the form of a vector
00:16:01 processing in a perceptron involves weights, biases, and an activation function
00:16:18 without activation functions, neural networks reduce to simple linear regression
00:13:24 neural networks shine in combining features in complex ways unknown to us
00:13:42 hidden layers in neural networks enable them to spot patterns and model complex behaviors
00:28:05 neural networks can have thousands of hidden layers
00:14:27 let's define the formal mathematical definition of a neural network
00:29:09 a forward pass or forward propagation involves making a decision from a neural network
00:28:19 deep learning involves networks with multiple hidden layers for modeling complex data
01:00:56 tensorflow and keras libraries simplify the implementation of neural networks
01:03:57 we can optimize a neural network by experimenting with its architecture and parameters
01:11:00 the performance of neural networks should ideally improve upon traditional methods