Using ConvNet as feature extractor using nolearn and lasagne
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Using ConvNet as feature extractor using nolearn and lasagne
Deep Learning models with vanilla & PyTorch implementations. Projects, Research, Theory and homeworks
Prostate lesion classification using Deep Convolutional Neural Networks
Architectures of convolutional neural networks for image classification in PyTorch
Final project for the course Human Data Analytics (UniPD)
Hack Submitted in HackInTheNorth4 at IIIT Allahabad, India.
Detailed custom implementations of Convolution operations in Pytorch for educational purposes.
The goal of this project is to build a robust traffic signs classifier by the magical powers of deep neural networks and the the dataset provided by the German Traffic Signs Dataset.
EL_3003-IA_et_Deep_Learning is an introduction to deep learning. The final project consists in comparing different types of classifiers such as CNN, KNN, SVM, on a face recognition problem.
Simple convolutional neural network (purely numpy) to classify the original MNIST dataset. My first project with a convnet. 🖼
Q-learning Neural Network learning to steer a car and avoid obstacles. Uses ConvNet library.
Jupyter notebooks for the code samples of the book "Deep Learning with Python"
The MNIST dataset tackled by several machine learning models coded from scratch
Detection of autism through the machine learning and deep learning analysis of Magnetoencephalography scans.
Code for "Improving Stain Invariance of CNNs for Segmentation by Fusing Channel Attention and Domain-Adversarial Training"
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