Workshop on Mathematics of Deep Learning 2017
Deep Learning has evolved into one of the hot topics in industry and science with a wide range of applications related to the processing and interpretation of large amounts of data. This includes recommendation and chat systems, image and language recongnition, classification, identification, knowledge discovery, simulation of complex physical phenomena, autonomous systems, and many other areas. While the success and progress of recent neural network architectures has been breathtaking, the mathematical understanding and analysis of these networks is still in its infancy.
However, a better understanding of the underlying structures would allow for the development of more efficient algorithms and shed light on the expressive power of architectures. Moreover, this also is a major issue for the application of deep learning methods in safety critical industrial areas such as autonomous driving.
The aim of the workshop is to bring together leading researches from institutes and industry with a focus on the mathematical analysis and interpretation of current learning approaches and related mathematical and technical fields, e.g. high-dimensional approximation, tensor methods, UQ, probabilistic optimization.
The workshop is jointly organized by the TU Berlin and WIAS with kind support of ECMath/MATHEON, FOR 1735 and FOR 2402.
The workshop is aimed to scientists and phd students. Due to high demand registration is closed.
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