5. Generative models
A generative model is an algorithm that generates samples according to the same probability law as the data provided in the initial database, but without this probability law necessarily being explicitly described.
5.1 Variable autoencoders
We have seen how deep learning methods can be used to perform dimensionality reduction using auto-encoders by associating with each object x i in a very high-dimensional space a latent representation h i = f θ (x), where f θ is a neural network, and by optimizing the parameters θ of f θ and...
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For computations that do not involve deep learning and that deal with data volumes that do not require the use of distributed computing, the two reference software tools are scikit-learn and R
The Spark Mlib library adapts the main machine learning algorithms (excluding deep learning) to a distributed environment, enabling the processing of very large volumes of data.
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