Multi-Task Learning | Explained in 5 Minutes

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Multi-Task Learning Explained in 5 Minutes

** Referenced Papers **

SemifreddoNets: Partially Frozen Neural Networks for Efficient Computer Vision Systems

SemifreddoNets Video Summary

Cross-stitch Networks for Multi-task Learning

Which Tasks Should Be Learned Together in Multi-task Learning?

Multi-Task Learning Using Uncertainty to Weigh Losses for Scene Geometry and Semantics

GradNorm: Gradient Normalization for Adaptive Loss Balancing in Deep Multitask Networks
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That's my paper! I'm happy to answer any questions people might have here or by email.

TrevorStandley
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Your positivity is really helpful for understanding :) Thanks!

shatandv
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Holy $hit this is a good video. Really helped on my graduation project, thanks!

Arsenik
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Good job ! Excellent explanation.. keep doing these videos

sloperclimbing
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Thanks, Leo. This was a great explanation!

anirudhthatipelli
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few years back I was training multi-task learning model for clinical text data and let me tell you it was a nightmare! thanks for the video!

Omkar-eyls
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Very nice papers to mention, thank you!

alifarrokh
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well organized and succinct explanation

yukewang
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Is there a way to support you? Like patreon or something..

harz
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The beard really suits you! Didnt watch the video yet but Im sure its good. :)

abdullahkilinc
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furkan videoyu editlemeden tek seferde mi çektin :) bravo. mpalden bir tost.

muztehzibakis
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When dealing with the human brain multitasking makes things slower since it has to switch every time to do a task. Sure it helps the person increase ability but still not as efficient as single task for more complex things.
As for computer it buckles at times and can not handle multi tasking when I try to test it out. multitask good for speed but not for power at times. Some can disagree but that is my experience.
Even the arm processor uses a simple task to do things which will beat out the x86 and apple will have the more powerful processor which is a double edges sword to be a good thing and a bad thing.

speaking of apple on another note.
70% use windows, 10% mac, 5% linux, 13% mobile
80% use chrome browser, 6% firefox, 5% IE, 4% safari
Just like all rotten apples that fall from a tree they remain at the bottom.

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