What is Deep Learning?
It is a machine learning method that allows computers to learn on their own from big data using artificial neural networks.
Overview
While in traditional methods you have to teach the computer everything one by one, in deep learning you give the data to the computer and it discovers the patterns on its own thanks to layered structures that imitate the working logic of the human brain. Thanks to this technology, artificial intelligence can today perform tasks such as facial recognition or language translation very well.
How it works
Multilayer artificial neural networks learn complex connections by processing data.
Where it is used
It is at the core of image processing, voice recognition, and modern artificial intelligence models.
Commonly confused with
It is often confused with machine learning; Deep learning is a more specific and advanced sub-branch of machine learning.
Frequently asked questions
Why is it called 'deep'?
This name was given because neural networks with many layers are used.
Related terms
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