Apprentissage statistique / Machine learning
Machine learning is a field of computer science that gives computers the ability to “learn” to perform a task from data, without being explicitly programmed. Machine Learning can be “supervised”, or “unsupervised”. In Supervised Machine Learning, the learning algorithms are provided with data made of inputs and expected outputs, and the task is to predict the correct output for new inputs. In Unsupervised Machine Learning, the task mostly consists in finding hidden patterns in unlabelled data. One possible method for (supervised) Machine Learning is Deep Learning.
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Apprentissage profond / Deep Learning
Deep learning is one possible method for Machine learning. It is based on Deep Networks, which are loosely inspired by biological neural networks, but can be efficiently implemented on computers, especially when GPUs are used. Deep Learning performs extremely well for supervised machine learning problems when a large amount of training data is available.
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