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Deep Learning fundamentals

Deep learning becomes usable when you understand the choices that influence its results. Connect architectures, data and training to analyse model behaviour. Develop a framework for designing experiments and assessing their performance rigorously.

Duration
1 day 7 hours
Code
IA035FR Code

Presentation

At the heart of the artificial intelligence revolution, deep learning enables major advances in image recognition, language processing and predictive analytics. This one-day course is designed to demystify technologies often seen as complex and opaque. It is intended for professionals who want to understand how machines learn from large volumes of data.

The programme explores the inner workings of artificial neural networks. You will discover the fundamental differences from traditional machine learning and examine key architectures, such as convolutional networks (CNNs) for images and recurrent networks (RNNs) for sequences. The teaching approach focuses on using accessible tools such as Keras and TensorFlow to reinforce theoretical concepts.

Through hands-on workshops, you will move from theory to practice by building and evaluating your first simple models. You will leave with a clear understanding of deep learning's actual capabilities, enabling you to identify relevant use cases in your sector and communicate effectively with technical experts.

Objectives

By the end of this course, you will be able to:

  • distinguish the principles of deep learning and its place within AI;
  • identify the main neural network architectures, including MLP, CNN and RNN, and their applications;
  • describe the key stages of building and training a neural model;
  • interpret results and performance indicators to evaluate a model;
  • use leading libraries such as TensorFlow and Keras for simple use cases.
Last update: 24/09/2026

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