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H13-311_V3.5 · Question #180

Traditional machine learning and deep learning are the core technologies of artificial intelligence. There is a slight difference in the engineering process. The following steps. What you don't need…

The correct answer is B. Feature engineering. Feature engineering (B) is the step deep learning eliminates. Deep learning models - particularly neural networks - automatically learn relevant features directly from raw data through their layered architecture, removing the need for humans to manually craft and select input…

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Traditional machine learning and deep learning are the core technologies of artificial intelligence. There is a slight difference in the engineering process. The following steps. What you don't need to do in deep learning is:

Options

  • AModel evaluation
  • BFeature engineering
  • CData cleaning
  • DModel building

How the community answered

(53 responses)
  • A
    8% (4)
  • B
    74% (39)
  • C
    4% (2)
  • D
    15% (8)

Explanation

Feature engineering (B) is the step deep learning eliminates. Deep learning models - particularly neural networks - automatically learn relevant features directly from raw data through their layered architecture, removing the need for humans to manually craft and select input features.

Why the distractors are wrong:

  • A (Model evaluation) is always required - you must measure accuracy, loss, and generalization regardless of the algorithm used.
  • C (Data cleaning) is always required - garbage in, garbage out applies equally to deep learning; noisy or missing data still degrades performance.
  • D (Model building) is obviously required - you still design and train the neural network architecture itself.

Memory tip: Think of deep learning as "feature-free engineering" - the deep layers do the feature extraction for you, so the human engineer steps back from that task. If you remember "deep = automatic features," option B will always stand out.

Topics

#Feature engineering#Deep learning vs machine learning#Representation learning#Model pipeline

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