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Intermediate Quiz 1
1. What is the main advantage of using convolutional layers in CNNs?
They capture local patterns while using fewer parameters
They always double the number of neurons in each layer
They guarantee that the network will be shallow
2. Which optimizer adapts an individual learning rate for each parameter?
Adam
Plain SGD
Momentum only
3. What is dropout used for in deep learning?
Reducing overfitting by randomly disabling units during training
Increasing the learning rate each epoch
Shrinking the training set size
4. Which layer is most often used for downsampling in CNNs?
Pooling layer
Dense layer
Recurrent layer
5. How does a dense layer differ from a convolutional layer?
Dense layers fully connect neurons; convolutional layers use local connections
Convolutional layers are restricted to text data only
Dense layers are used only as the final output layer
6. Which activation function is commonly used in hidden layers of deep networks?
ReLU
Softmax
Pure linear
7. What does batch normalization do?
It normalizes layer inputs to stabilize and speed up training
It removes hidden layers that are not needed
It deliberately increases overfitting in the model
8. Why is ReLU often preferred over sigmoid in deep networks?
It helps avoid vanishing gradients and is efficient to compute
It always outputs only negative values
Sigmoid cannot be used in any deep model
9. What is a sequence model in deep learning?
A model that processes ordered data such as text or time series
A model designed only for static images
A model with no hidden layers at all
10. Which of these is a sequence model?
RNN (Recurrent Neural Network)
CNN (Convolutional Neural Network)
KNN (K-Nearest Neighbors)
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