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| group1 = [[Differentiable function|General]]
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* '''[[Differentiable programming]]'''
* [[Information geometry]]
* [[Statistical manifold]]
* [[Automatic differentiation]]
* [[Neuromorphic engineering]]
* [[Pattern recognition]]
* [[Tensor calculus]]
* [[Computational learning theory]]
* [[Inductive bias]]

| group2 = Concepts
| list2 =
* [[Gradient descent]]
** [[Stochastic gradient descent|SGD]]
* [[Cluster analysis|Clustering]]
* [[Regression analysis|Regression]]
** [[Overfitting]]
* [[Hallucination (artificial intelligence)|Hallucination]]
* [[Adversarial machine learning|Adversary]]
* [[Attention (machine learning)|Attention]]
* [[Convolution]]
* [[Loss functions for classification|Loss functions]]
* [[Backpropagation]]
* [[Batch normalization|Batchnorm]]
* [[Activation function|Activation]]
** [[Softmax function|Softmax]]
** [[Sigmoid function|Sigmoid]]
** [[Rectifier (neural networks)|Rectifier]]
* [[Regularization (mathematics)|Regularization]]
* [[Training, validation, and test sets|Datasets]]
** [[Data augmentation|Augmentation]]
* [[Diffusion process|Diffusion]]
* [[Autoregressive model|Autoregression]]
| group4 = Applications
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* [[Machine learning]]
** [[Prompt engineering#In-context learning|In-context learning]]
* [[Artificial neural network]]
** [[Deep learning]]
* [[Computational science|Scientific computing]]
* [[Artificial intelligence|Artificial Intelligence]]
* [[Language model]]
** [[Large language model]]

| group5 = Hardware
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* [[Graphcore|IPU]]
* [[Tensor Processing Unit|TPU]]
* [[Vision processing unit|VPU]]
* [[Memristor]]
* [[SpiNNaker]]

| group6 = Software libraries
| list6 =
* [[TensorFlow]]
* [[PyTorch]]
* [[Keras]]
* [[Theano (software)|Theano]]
* [[Google JAX|JAX]]
* [[Flux (machine-learning framework)|Flux.jl]]
* [[MindSpore]]

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| group1 = Audio–visual
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* [[WaveNet]]
* [[Human image synthesis]]
* [[Handwriting recognition|HWR]]
* [[Optical character recognition|OCR]]
* [[Deep learning speech synthesis|Speech synthesis]]
* [[Speech recognition]]
* [[Facial recognition system|Facial recognition]]
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* [[DALL-E]]
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* [[BERT (language model)|BERT]]
* [[Gemini (language model)|Gemini]]
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* [[Neural machine translation|NMT]]
* [[Project Debater]]
* [[IBM Watson]]
* [[IBM Watsonx]]
* [[IBM Granite|Granite]]
* [[GPT-1]]
* [[GPT-2]]
* [[GPT-3]]
* [[GPT-4]]
* [[ChatGPT]]
* [[GPT-J]]
* [[Chinchilla AI]]
* [[PaLM]]
* [[BLOOM (language model)|BLOOM]]
* [[LLaMA]]
* [[Huawei PanGu|PanGu-Σ]]

| group3 = Decisional
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* [[AlphaZero]]
* [[Q-learning]]
* [[State–action–reward–state–action|SARSA]]
* [[OpenAI Five]]
* [[Self-driving car]]
* [[MuZero]]
* [[Action selection]]
** [[Auto-GPT]]
* [[Robot control]]

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* [[Yoshua Bengio]]
* [[Alex Graves (computer scientist)|Alex Graves]]
* [[Ian Goodfellow]]
* [[Stephen Grossberg]]
* [[Demis Hassabis]]
* [[Geoffrey Hinton]]
* [[Yann LeCun]]
* [[Fei-Fei Li]]
* [[Andrew Ng]]
* [[Jürgen Schmidhuber]]
* [[David Silver (computer scientist)|David Silver]]
* [[Ilya Sutskever]]

| group9 = Organizations
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* [[EleutherAI]]
* [[Google DeepMind]]
* [[Hugging Face]]
* [[OpenAI]]
* [[Meta AI]]
* [[Mila (research institute)|Mila]]
* [[MIT Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence Laboratory|MIT CSAIL]]
* [[Huawei]]

| group10 = Architectures
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* [[Neural Turing machine]]
* [[Differentiable neural computer]]
* [[Transformer (machine learning model)|Transformer]]
* [[Recurrent neural network|Recurrent neural network (RNN)]]
* [[Long short-term memory|Long short-term memory (LSTM)]]
* [[Gated recurrent unit|Gated recurrent unit (GRU)]]
* [[Echo state network]]
* [[Multilayer perceptron|Multilayer perceptron (MLP)]]
* [[Convolutional neural network]]
* [[Residual neural network]]
* [[Mamba (deep learning)|Mamba]]
* [[Autoencoder|Autoencoder]]
* [[Variational autoencoder|Variational autoencoder (VAE)]]
* [[Generative adversarial network|Generative adversarial network (GAN)]]
* [[Graph neural network]]

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