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Recent Advances in Deep Learning


392133 Schönhuth Summer 2020 Thu 12:15-13:45 (S) in ZOOM

Contents

In this seminar we will discuss the most recent advances and successes of Deep Learning. Therefore, we will provide a brief introduction into Deep Learning itself and then further discuss the most recent techniques and methods presented by the leading research groups of the field. Each participant will review a corresponding publication and summarize its contents in a 45 minute presentation. As a guideline see the book “Dive into Deep Learning” (https://d2l.ai/), Chapters 7 and 17.

The students are supposed to form groups of three, which probably leads to 5-6 groups. (a total of 20 participants are registered) Each group should work on a scientific article and present and discuss it within a maximum of 90 minutes.

Groups

  1. Nina, Francesco, Ivan (BERT; June 18)
  2. Jan-Hendrik, Florian, Alexander (GANs; June 25)
  3. Muhammad (GNN; Sep 17)
  4. Sinan, Sinan, Riza (CapsNets; Sep 17)

Literature

  1. Bidirectional Encoder Representations from Transformers (BERT)
  2. Generative Adversarial Networks (GAN's)
  3. Graph Neural Networks (GNN)

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