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The whole thing is absolutely utter crap. As early as 2002 there was, in the university where I studied a BIG push into NN. The term “deep learning” is also lou

• Chabsff 2y ago
  Isn't "deep learning" specifically referring to the breakthroughs that finally started addressing the issues preventing architectures with more than a single hidden layer from achieving anything? Unless I'm getting all of that wrong, it doesn't sound like that bad of a term. I get that it has since been used and abused to absurdity. But it's not like it came out of nowhere at first.
  • mp05 2y ago
    My professor told me learning is considered "deep" if your NN has more than two layers.
  • f1shy 2y ago
    That is deep neural network. More than 2 hidden layers. The “learning” is marketing