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Deep Learning Neural Networks with TensorFlow
Artificial Intelligence · Data Science · Development
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Image classification models find themselves in different places today, like farms, hospitals, industries, schools, and highways,... With the creation of much more efficient deep learning models from the early 2010s, we have seen a great improvement in the state of the art in the domain of image classification.
In this course, we shall take you on an amazing journey in which you'll master different concepts with a step-by-step approach. We shall start by understanding how image classification algorithms work, and deploying them to the cloud while observing best practices. We are going to be using Tensorflow 2 (the world's most popular library for deep learning, built by Google) and Huggingface
You will learn:
The Basics of Tensorflow (Tensors, Model building, training, and evaluation)Deep Learning algorithms like Convolutional neural networks and Vision Transformers
Evaluation of Classification Models (Precision, Recall, Accuracy, F1-score, Confusion Matrix, ROC Curve)Mitigating overfitting with Data augmentation
Advanced Tensorflow concepts like Custom Losses and Metrics, Eager and Graph Modes and Custom Training Loops, Tensorboard
Machine Learning Operations (MLOps) with Weights and Biases (Experiment Tracking, Hyperparameter Tuning, Dataset Versioning, Model Versioning)Binary Classification with Malaria detection Multi-class Classification with Human Emotions Detection
Transfer learning with modern Convnets (Vggnet, Resnet, Mobilenet, Efficientnet)Model Deployment (Onnx format, Quantization, Fastapi, Heroku Cloud)If you are
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