DL - Quiz2

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3. The following 3 questions are based on this image. Given a vector as follows, what is
its L1 norm? (NOTE: Simply mention the computed number and for floating point
numbers, round off the number upto 3 decimal places) *

4. Consider the same vector, what is its L2 norm? *

5. What is its max norm? *

6. Given 60000 grayscale images of size 28 x 28, what would be the shape of tensor
required? *

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(6000, 28, 28)

(60000, 28, 28)

(28, 28, 60000)

(60000, 28*28)

Questions (contd)

7. In case of a neural network, making a prediction is __________ while optimizing

weights is _________ *

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forward pass, backward pass

backward pass, forward pass

forward pass, backpropagation

feed forward, backpropagation

8. A gradient in a neural network is defined as a *

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vector of partial derivatives of the loss score (or empirical loss) with respect to every
weight in the network

vector of derivatives of the loss score (or empirical loss) with respect to every weight in
the network

vector of the loss score (or empirical loss) computed with respect to every weight in the
network

9. Select all that is true about a Jacobian

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it is a vector of partial derivatives

it is a vector of gradients
it is computed when there are multiple functions to be dealt with
it is computed when there is a function that has multiple variables
it is computed when there are multiple functions where each function has multiple
variables
10. Observe the following neural network correctly and mention the correct
representation for the final prediction Yp. *

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Yp = sigmoid ( relu ( relu ( x1*w11 + x2*w12 + x3*w13 + b_z1 ) * w2 + b_z2 ) * w_Yp +

b_Yp )

Yp = sigmoid ( relu ( x1*w11 + x2*w12 + x3*w13 + b_z1 ) * w2 + b_z2 ) * w_Yp + b_Yp )

Yp = sigmoid ( relu ( relu ( x1*w11 + x2*w12 + x3*w13 + b_z2 ) * w2 ) * w_Yp + b_Yp )

Yp = sigmoid ( relu ( relu ( x, w + b_z1 ) * w2 + b_z2 ) * w_Yp + b_Yp )

Questions (contd)
11. Consider the steps involved in the gradient descent process of optimization, which of
the following options do you think should be an ideal size for a batch? *

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batch = single data item

batch = few samples of the data

batch = all the samples of the data

batch = all the training samples of the data

batch = few training samples of the data

batch = single data item from the training set

12. Consider the following graph of a neural network with a single input neuron and single
output neuron. (NOTE: there is no hidden neuron) The intermediate values obtained
are mentioned on the edges. Recall the application of chain rule in the
backpropagation process for weight updation. The next two questions are based on
this graph. Implementing the chain rule, what would be the output of grad(loss_val, b)
?*

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grad(loss_val, x2) * grad(x2, b)

grad(loss_val, y_true) * grad(loss_val, x2) * grad(loss_val, b)

grad(loss_val, y_true) * grad(loss_val, x2) * grad(x2, b)

grad(loss_val, x2) * grad(loss_val, b)

13. Now considering the same graph write the output of grad(loss_val, w) [NOTE:
Follow the notations as mentioned in the previous question] *
14. Thus the chain rule in this backward graph says that you can obtain the derivative
of a node with respect to another node by *

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multiplying the derivatives for each edge along the path linking the two nodes

adding the derivatives for each edge along the path linking the two nodes

multiplying the derivatives for every intermediate node along the path linking the two
nodes
15. Read the following question carefully *

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-2.808

-0.648

9.36

-3.6

-1.808
16. Continuing with the example above, *

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-1.249

-2.28

3.369

-2.378

-0.249

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