Lecture

Inductive Bias in Machine Learning

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This lecture introduces the concept of inductive bias in machine learning, focusing on convolutional networks as a prime example. The slides cover the motivation behind convolutional networks, the success of deep neural networks in image tasks, the No Free-lunch Theorem, and different types of inductive bias. The instructor explains how inductive bias influences the learning process and the importance of prior knowledge in designing effective neural networks.

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