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Deep Learning Essentials

Réf. IVADO-DL-101
CatégorieedXCatégorieIntelligence numérique et artificielleCatégorieAttestation payante
  • Durée : 5 semaines
  • Effort : 25 heures
  • Rythme : ~5 heures/semaine

Do you want to learn how machines can learn tasks we thought only human brains could perform? Then take this Deep Learning course developed by IVADO, Mila and Université de Montréal: an extensive overview of the essentials of deep learning, this ground-breaking technology already prevalent in our lives and spanning all sectors.

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IVADO-DL-101+2T2025

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Du 1 mai 2025 au 30 avril 2026
Cours
Du 1 mai 2025 au 30 avril 2026
Langues
Anglais
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Description

Gain a good understanding of what Deep Learning is, what types of problems it resolves, and what are the fundamental concepts and methods it entails. The course developed by IVADO, Mila and Université de Montréal offers diversified learning tools for you to fully grasp the extent of this ground-breaking cross-cutting technology, a critical need in the field.

IVADO, a scientific and economic data science hub bridging industrial, academic and government partners with expertise in digital intelligence designed the course, and the world-renowned Mila, rallying researchers specialized in Deep Learning, created the content.

This course is based on presentations from an event held in Montreal, from September 9 to 13, 2019. It was adapted to an online course (MOOC) format and was released, for the first time, in March 2020. The tutorials' material was updated on Colab Notebook in Spring of 2021.

Mila’s founder and IVADO’s scientific director, Yoshua Bengio, also a professor at Université de Montréal, is a world-leading expert in artificial intelligence and a pioneer in deep learning as well as the scientific director of this course. He is also a joint recipient of the 2018 A.M. Turing Award, “the Nobel Prize of Computing”, for conceptual and engineering breakthroughs that have made deep neural networks a critical component of computing.

Deep Learning is an extension of Machine Learning where machines can learn by experience without human intervention. It is largely influenced by the human brain in the fact that algorithms, or artificial neural networks, are able to learn from massive amounts of data and acquire skills that a human brain would. Thus, Deep learning is now able to tackle a large variety of tasks that were considered out of reach a few years ago in computer vision, signal processing, natural language processing, robotics, and sequential decision-making. Because of these recent advances, various industries are now deploying deep learning models that impact various economic sectors such as transport, health, finance, energy, as well as our daily life in general.

If you are a professional, a scientist or an academic with basic knowledge in mathematics and programming, this MOOC is designed for you! Atop the rich Deep Learning content, discover issues of bias and discrimination in machine learning and benefit from this sociotechnical topic that has proven to be a great eye-opener for many.

What you'll learn

At the end of the MOOC, participants should be able to:

  • Understand the basics and terminology related to Deep Learning
  • Identify the types of neural networks to use to solve different types of problems
  • Get familiar with Deep Learning libraries through practical and tutorial sessions

Syllabus

MODULE 1 Machine Learning (ML) and Experimental Protocol

  • Introduction to ML
  • ML Tools

MODULE 2 Introduction to Deep Learning

  • Modular Approaches
  • Backpropagation
  • Optimization

MODULE 3 Intro to Convolutional Neural Networks (CNN)

  • Introduction to CNN
  • CNN Architectures

MODULE 4 Introduction to Recurrent Neural Networks

  • Sequence to Sequence Models
  • Concepts in Natural Language Processing

MODULE 5 Bias and Discrimination in ML

  • Differences of Fairness
  • Fairness in Pre- In- and Post-Processing

Autres sessions de cours

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  • DL101x-H2021, inscription du 7 janvier 2021 au 11 février 2021
  • IVADO-DL-101+1T2023, inscription du 8 avril 2024 au 30 avril 2025

Équipe pédagogique

Bronzi, Mirko

Catégories

PhD., Scientifique en recherche appliquée • Mila
Équipe de recherche appliquée

Farnadi, Golnoosh

Catégories

Professeure adjointe, HEC Montréal
Membre académique du MILA

Marceau Caron, Gaétan

Catégories

Ph.D., Scientifique en recherche appliquée • Mila
Équipe de recherche appliquée

Pinto, Jeremy

Catégories

Scientifique en recherche appliquée chez Mila - Équipe de recherche appliquée

Organisations

IVADO

Université de Montréal

Mila

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