Create more powerful, robust deep learning systems with Bayesian deep learning in Python
Matt Benatan, Jochem Gietema, Marian Schneider

#Deep_Learning
#Python
#Bayesian
Develop Bayesian Deep Learning models to help make your own applications more robust.
Deep learning is revolutionizing our lives, impacting content recommendations and playing a key role in mission- and safety-critical applications. Yet, typical deep learning methods lack awareness about uncertainty. Bayesian deep learning offers solutions based on approximate Bayesian inference, enhancing the robustness of deep learning systems by indicating how confident they are in their predictions. This book will guide you in incorporating model predictions within your applications with care.
Starting with an introduction to the rapidly growing field of uncertainty-aware deep learning, you'll discover the importance of uncertainty estimation in robust machine learning systems. You'll then explore a variety of popular Bayesian deep learning methods and understand how to implement them through practical Python examples covering a range of application scenarios.
By the end of this book, you'll embrace the power of Bayesian deep learning and unlock a new level of confidence in your models for safer, more robust deep learning systems.
This book will cater to researchers and developers looking for ways to develop more robust deep learning models through probabilistic deep learning. You're expected to have a solid understanding of the fundamentals of machine learning and probability, along with prior experience working with machine learning and deep learning models.
About the Author
Matt Benatan is a Principal Research Scientist at Sonos and a Simon Industrial Fellow at the University of Manchester. His work involves research in robust multimodal machine learning, uncertainty estimation, Bayesian optimization, and scalable Bayesian inference.
Jochem Gietema is an Applied Scientist at Onfido in London where he has developed and deployed several patented solutions related to anomaly detection, computer vision, and interactive data visualisation.
Marian Schneider is an applied scientist in machine learning. His work involves developing and deploying applications in computer vision, ranging from brain image segmentation and uncertainty estimation to smarter image capture on mobile devices.









