AD-601 · Deep Learning/Unsolved PYQ Paper
AD-601 Deep Learning - May 2023 Question Paper
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8 MarksaWhat is Deep Learning? Discuss the structure and units of Biological Neuron.
How to answer
- Define Deep Learning as multi-layer neural networks for hierarchical feature learning
- Describe biological neuron structure: dendrites, soma, axon, synapse
- Explain functional units: input reception, integration, activation, output transmission
- Relate biological neuron to artificial neuron model
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6 MarksbExplain the difference between Machine Learning and Deep Learning.
How to answer
- Define Machine Learning with manual feature engineering
- Define Deep Learning with automatic hierarchical feature learning
- Compare on data requirement, hardware, interpretability, performance
- Give examples of suitable applications for each
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7 MarksaExplain the importance of Gradient Descent algorithm in Deep Learning.
How to answer
- Define Gradient Descent and cost function minimization
- Explain iterative weight update using gradient and learning rate
- Discuss importance: optimization, convergence, handling large data
- Mention variants: SGD, mini-batch, Adam
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7 MarksbWhat is Multilayer Perceptron? Explain Backpropagation algorithm in detail.
How to answer
- Define Multilayer Perceptron: input, hidden, output layers with non-linear activation
- Explain forward pass to compute loss
- Explain backward pass: chain rule for error backpropagation and weight update
- Mention advantages and training issues
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7 MarksaBriefly discuss the role of LeNet in Convolutional Networks.
How to answer
- Introduce LeNet-5 by LeCun for handwritten digit recognition
- Describe architecture: conv-pool layers, fully connected layers
- Discuss role as pioneering CNN demonstrating end-to-end learning
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7 MarksbExplain the variants of the basic convolution function in detail.
How to answer
- Define basic discrete convolution operation
- Explain variants: full, same, valid convolution, strided, dilated, separable
- Discuss locally connected, tiled convolution
- Give use-cases for each variant
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7 MarksaWhat are Bidirectional RNNs? Explain in detail.
How to answer
- Define Bidirectional RNN with forward and backward hidden states
- Explain architecture and processing of past and future context
- Discuss training with BPTT and output combination
- Mention applications in NLP, speech
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7 MarksbDefine Recurrent Network? Discuss about Deep Recurrent Networks.
How to answer
- Define Recurrent Network with cyclic connections and memory
- Explain unfolding in time and hidden state recurrence
- Define Deep Recurrent Networks with stacked recurrent layers
- Discuss advantages for hierarchical temporal features
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14 MarksGive an overview of the following:
- a)Deep Boltzmann Machines
- b)Deep Belief Network
- c)Supervised Learning
How to answer
- Define Deep Boltzmann Machine: undirected stacked RBMs
- Define Deep Belief Network: directed/undirected hybrid generative model
- Define Supervised Learning: labelled data mapping
- Compare generative pre-training vs discriminative learning
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9 MarksaDiscuss the role of Deep Learning in Data Science.
How to answer
- Define Data Science workflow: data collection to decision
- Explain deep learning for feature extraction from big unstructured data
- Give applications: image, text, recommendation, prediction
- Discuss advantages and challenges
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5 MarksbWrite a short note on neural network.
How to answer
- Define neural network as interconnected neurons
- Describe basic components: weights, bias, activation
- Mention types: feedforward, recurrent, convolutional
- State applications briefly
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8 MarksaWhat is Convolution Operation? Explain in detail.
How to answer
- Define convolution operation mathematically for continuous and discrete cases
- Explain 2D convolution for images with kernel/filter
- Discuss stride, padding, feature maps
- Give example of edge detection
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6 MarksbWrite about Gated RNNs.
How to answer
- Define Gated RNNs to solve vanishing gradient
- Explain LSTM gates: input, forget, output
- Explain GRU as simplified gating
- Mention long-term dependency applications
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14 MarksExplain any two of the following:
- a)Deep Generic Models
- b)Gibbs Sampling
- c)Feed forward Network
- d)Artificial Intelligence verses Deep Learning
How to answer
- Select any two topics from the four options
- Give definition, working principle and key features for each
- Include diagram/formula/example where relevant
- Conclude with applications
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