New Advances in Face Recognition
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Machine learning technologies are entering our lives at a great pace. A
growing number of universities and businesses are employing machine learning
to problems such as speech recognition, visual object classification, and
face recognition to name a few.
Deep learning forms a particularly successful set of machine learning
algorithms that can solve previously intractable problems with a high degree
of accuracy, outperforming most previous approaches. In this lecture I will
provide a summary of deep learning algorithms with a particular focus on
supervised learning. I will illustrate the algorithms with a real-world case
study of Facebook’s DeepFace system that reaches human level performance in
the task of face recognition. By the end of the lecture you will understand
the steps needed to train and use such algorithms.
This talk is part of the Computer Laboratory Research Students' Lectures 2014 series.
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