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EndsemNov 20242019 patternBE Comp

Deep Learning (DL) SPPU Endsem Question Paper Nov 2024

All 8 questions from this SPPU endsem paper, as printed. Read them here or open the PDF.

Subject code
410251
Pattern
2019 pattern
Exam
Endsem
Session
Nov 2024
Max. marks
70
Time
2½ Hours
Semester
VIII
Paper code
[6354]-499

Printed for: B.E. (Computer Engineering)

Instructions to the candidates

  1. Solve Q.1 or Q.2, Q.3 or Q.4, Q.5 or Q.6, Q.7orQ.8
  2. Figures to the right indicate full marks.
  3. Neat diagrams must be drawn whenever necessary.
  4. Make suitable assumption whenever necessary.

Questions

  1. Q1

    1. a)

      How would you describe the architecture of a typical Convolutional Neural Network (CNN)? Explain the main components and their roles.

      [6]
    2. b)

      What is the purpose of pooling layers in Convolutional Neural Networks? Explain how max pooling and average pooling contribute to down- sampling the input data.

      [6]
    3. c)

      How do data augmentation and dropout regularization techniques contribute to training CNNs?

      [6]
  2. Q2

    1. a)

      What role does padding play in Convolutional Neural Networks? How does it impact the size of the output feature maps?

      [6]
    2. b)

      Explain typical process involved in training a Convolutional Neural Network, including the key steps and optimization techniques used?

      [6]
    3. c)

      Explain the purpose of LRN in enhancing the performance of CNNs.

      [6]
  3. Q3

    1. a)

      Explain the concept of unfolding computational graphs in the context of recurrent networks.

      [6]
    2. b)

      Explain the challenge of long-term dependencies in the context of recurrent neural networks, including the issues of vanishing and exploding gradients.

      [6]
    3. c)

      What are some common performance metrics used to evaluate the effectiveness of recurrent neural networks? 2

      [5]
  4. Q4

    1. a)

      Describe the architecture and usage of Bidirectional RNNs. What advantages do they offer in sequence modeling tasks?

      [6]
    2. b)

      What are Leaky Units, and how do they contribute to handling multiple time scales in the context of recurrent neural networks?

      [6]
    3. c)

      What are Echo State Networks (ESNs), and how do they address the challenge of long-term dependencies?

      [5]
  5. Q5

    1. a)

      How do deep generative models differ from discriminative models in terms of their learning and inference mechanisms?

      [6]
    2. b)

      How are Deep Belief Networks structured, and how do they leverage the concept of restricted Boltzmann machines in theft architecture?

      [6]
    3. c)

      What is a Generative Adversarial Network (GAN), and how does it work?

      Also asked:May 2023

      [6]
  6. Q6

    1. a)

      Explain the concept of latent variables in deep generative models and their role in capturing complex data distributions.

      [6]
    2. b)

      What are the fundamental characteristics of Boltzmann Machines, and how do they model probabilistic dependencies among variables?

      [6]
    3. c)

      How can GANs be used in generating realistic images, such as human faces or artistic images?

      [6]
  7. Q7

    1. a)

      Explain objectives and challenges of deep reinforcement learning in comparison to traditional reinforcement learning methods.

      [6]
    2. b)

      Describe the concept of Deep Q-Networks (DQN) and how they combine Q-learning with deep neural networks.

      [6]
    3. c)

      Explain how dynamic programming algorithms, such as policy iteration and value iteration, are used in reinforcement learning.

      Also asked:May 2024 ·Nov 2023 ·May 2023

      [5]
  8. Q8

    1. a)

      What are the key components of an Markov Decision Process, and how do they relate to the decision-making process of an agent?

      [6]
    2. b)

      How do Deep Q Recurrent Networks extend the capabilities of Deep Q-Networks in handling sequential decision-making problems?

      [6]
    3. c)

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      [5]