Johns Hopkins University 3 credits Electrical & Computer Engineering
The second wave of AI is about statistical learning of low dimensional structures from high dimensional data. Inference is done using multilayer, data transforming networks using fixed point arithmetic with parameters that have limited precision known as Deep Neural Networks. In this course students will learn about Machine Learning and AI on embedded systems that have limited computational, storage and communication resources. Students are expected to be familiar with linear algebra and Python as well some familiarity with typical ML frameworks (TensorFlow, Keras e.t.c). A first course in ML is strongly advised. At the end of the course, students will apply their newly acquired knowledge to complete a final project with real world data for machine perception and cognition. Prerequisite(s): EN.520.412 OR EN.520.612 OR EN.601.475 OR EN.601.675 OR EN.601.676 OR EN.601.482 OR EN.601.682 OR EN.601.486 OR EN.601.686 OR EN.520.439 OR EN.520.659 OR EN.520.650
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