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Over the past few months I’ve gotten quite the number of requests landing in my inbox to build a bubble sheet/Scantron-like test reader using computer vision and image processing techniques. A dataset of filled-in bubble sheets is essential for this…
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If you’ve been following along with this series of blog posts, then you already know what a huge fan I am of Keras. Keras is a super powerful, easy to use Python library for building neural networks and deep learning…
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Many strategies used in machine learning are explicitly designed to reduce the test error, possibly at the expense of increased training error. These strategies are collectively known as regularization. —Goodfellow, Bengio, and Courville (2016) In previous lessons, we discussed two…
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Last week, we discussed Multi-class SVM loss; specifically, the hinge loss and squared hinge loss functions. A loss function, in the context of Machine Learning and Deep Learning, allows us to quantify how “good” or “bad” a given classification function…
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A couple weeks ago,we discussed the concepts of both linear classification and parameterized learning. This type of learning allows us to take a set of input data and class labels, and actually learn a function that maps the input to…
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Today’s blog post will take a short diversion from our recent trend of Deep Learning tutorials here on the PyImageSearch blog and instead focus on a topic that I’ve been receiving a ton of emails about lately — common errors…
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We previously learned about the k-NN classifier — a machine learning model so simple that it doesn’t do any actual “learning” at all. We simply have to store the training data inside the model, and then predictions are made at…
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In last week’s post, I introduced the k-NN machine learning algorithm which we then applied to the task of image classification. Using the k-NN algorithm, we obtained 57.58% classification accuracy on the Kaggle Dogs vs. Cats dataset challenge: The question…
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Normally, I only publish blog posts on Monday, but I’m so excited about this one that it couldn’t wait and I decided to hit the publish button early. You see, just a few days ago, François Chollet pushed three Keras…
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