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Deep learning has recently become a fast growing domain and is now used routinely for classification and prediction tasks, such as image recognition, voice recognition or translation. It became popular in 2012, when a deep learning architecture significantly outperformed standard techniques relying on handcrafted features in an image classification competition, see more details in Section 5.

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Briot, JP., Hadjeres, G., Pachet, FD. (2020). Introduction. In: Deep Learning Techniques for Music Generation. Computational Synthesis and Creative Systems. Springer, Cham. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-70163-9_1

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