Image Classification
Imagine, one day you have an amazing idea for your machine learning project. You write down all the details on a piece of paper- the model architecture, the optimizer, the
In the previous post, we learned how to apply a fixed number of tags to images. Let’s now switch to this broader task and see how we can tackle it.
In Machine Learning, we always want to get insights into data: like getting familiar with the training samples or better understanding the label distribution. To do that, we visualize the
Back in 2012, a neural network won the ImageNet Large Scale Visual Recognition challenge for the first time. With that Alex Krizhevsky, Ilya Sutskever and Geoffrey Hinton revolutionized the area
In this post, we will learn how to perform image classification on arbitrary sized images without using the computationally expensive sliding window approach. This post is written for people who
Imagine you trained a deep learning model on some dataset. A few days later, you want to reproduce the same experiment, but if you were not careful, you may never
In this post, we will discuss the paper “EfficientNet: Rethinking Model Scaling for Convolutional Neural Networks” At the heart of many computer vision tasks like image classification, object detection, segmentation,
Hi! This post is part of our PyTorch series. In the previous post, Pytorch Tutorial for beginners, we discussed PyTorch, it’s strengths and why you should learn it. We also
In this tutorial, we will discuss an interesting application of Deep Learning applied to faces. We will estimate the age and figure out the gender of the person from a
Last year, Google released a publicly available dataset called Open Images V4 which contains 15.4M annotated bounding boxes for over 600 object categories. It has 1.9M images and is largest