Certified Deep Learning Expert CERTIFIED-DEEP-LEARNING-EXPERT
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- 100
- Exam code
- CERTIFIED-DEEP-LEARNING-EXPERT
- Last updated
- Oct 11, 2026
- Language
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- Certification
- Certified Deep Learning Expert
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- Question 1What does a single artificial neuron compute before its activation function is applied?
- A.A weighted sum of its inputs plus a bias term, with one learned weight for each input
- B.The product of all of its inputs, computed element by element across the layer
- C.The maximum of its inputs, selected by a learned gating mask over the vector
- D.The average of its inputs after batch normalization has been applied to them
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Correct answer:
- A.A weighted sum of its inputs plus a bias term, with one learned weight for each input
Explanation
A neuron forms the dot product of its input vector with its weight vector and adds a bias, and the activation function is applied to that result. The element-wise product is the tempting distractor, but it does not match the standard unit definition. The maximum and the batch-normalized average are operations that appear elsewhere in networks, not in the basic neuron. - A.
- Question 2Dropout is switched off at inference time, so predictions are deterministic for a fixed input.
- A.True
- B.False
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Correct answer:
- A.True
Explanation
Standard dropout is active only during training, and inverted dropout scales activations at training time so no adjustment is needed at inference. That makes the forward pass deterministic when the weights are fixed. Monte Carlo dropout keeps it on for uncertainty estimates, which is a separate practice. - A.
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