Deep learning is like a sculptor creating a work of art from marble. At first, the sculptor starts with a rough block of marble and begins shaping it with broad strokes. The final form isn't clear yet, but with each strike, it becomes more defined. Over time, the large strokes give way to finer details; facial features emerge, and the intricate details start to show. Just like a sculptor chisels layer by layer, deep learning processes data through each layer, making it more meaningful. In the end, a masterpiece is revealed – all the hidden patterns and results in the data come to light.
Fatma Nur Azman
Data Scientist & Data Analyst & Business Analyst
