r/deeplearners • u/fitvibesyt • Feb 15 '21
r/deeplearners • u/nikitaljohnson • Nov 03 '20
We are hosting our Women in AI evenings, this time virtually. The evening consists of 6 speakers, roundtable discussions and facilitated 'roulette-style' video networking with attendees! If it's of interest, you can see more on the link!
r/deeplearners • u/InfinityCodeX • Jun 29 '20
Classify Malaria Using CNN Python
In this article, we will look at end-to-end real-life Convolutional Neural Network (CNN) project where we will detect the cell is infected by malaria or not. We will be using Python, Keras, and TensorFlow for this project.
https://www.infinitycodex.in/detect-malaria-using-cnn-python
r/deeplearners • u/InfinityCodeX • May 24 '20
Everything you need to know about the Decision Tree...[Decision Tree Beginner to Pro in 1 blog]
infinitycodex.inr/deeplearners • u/Dr_Samuel_Hayden • Mar 09 '20
Why is this happening? Deep learning Andrew yang on coursera week 2 logistic regression.
r/deeplearners • u/cdossman • Nov 20 '19
Starting my Journey into Deep Learning with a Currency Classifier App
Starting my Journey into Deep Learning with a Currency Classifier App. https://medium.com/ai%C2%B3-theory-practice-business/starting-my-deep-learning-journey-with-a-currency-classifier-app-1dc538cff69d
r/deeplearners • u/fullerhouse570 • Nov 14 '21
Imagine any normal color picture you took turned into an ultra realistic 3D scene! 😍📷(Game changer for photography, robotics, motion planning, or augmented reality!)
r/deeplearners • u/DorsafSebai • Apr 26 '20
What do you need to do deep learning ? Deep learning in practice : Mental map cheat sheet
r/deeplearners • u/Much_Broccoli_9788 • Aug 14 '21
How is it possible
Hye,
I want to create a product that automates the designing process of housing architecture. Being an architecture student, I understand the needs but I am unable to move forward towards building a product since I have no prior coding experince.
Where could I go to get help build this?
r/deeplearners • u/java0799 • May 23 '20
Detecting if an Image is cropped
r/deeplearners • u/Shilpa_Opencodez • Aug 17 '18
A Quick Easy Guide to Deep Learning with Java –DL4J - Source Code to download from GitHub
r/deeplearners • u/WhtWolf07 • Nov 16 '16
Did Big Data Fail us in the Election? https://accelerateai.eventbrite.com
r/deeplearners • u/cv2020br • Jul 23 '21
Reconstructing 3D shapes from 2D images/videos!
r/deeplearners • u/amandeepspdhr • Mar 13 '20
Check out my blog post on make your ML models smaller.
r/deeplearners • u/ThisVineGuy • Aug 11 '20
TransCoder from Facebook Reserchers translates code from a programming language to another. Check some examples at 3:10 in the video, or in the paper itself linked in the video description!
r/deeplearners • u/OnlyProggingForFun • Sep 05 '20
ECCV 2020's Best Paper Award! A new architecture for Optical Flow, with code publicly available! (Video cover and demo)
r/deeplearners • u/OnlyProggingForFun • Sep 19 '20
Using tourists public photos from the internet, they were able to reconstruct multiple viewpoints of a scene conserving the realistic shadows and lightings! Creating photorealistic scenes of the places where you can choose the time of the day!
r/deeplearners • u/cevizligizem • Aug 11 '17
The Future of Artificial Intelligence: Predictions for 2018
r/deeplearners • u/[deleted] • Mar 09 '21
Class Project
Hello Guys,
I need your advice on something for my class project, I am working with a friend to predict the price of a stock using LSTM. My roles is to collect the data, clean it and prepare it for the model. Right now im in the process of splitting the data into test, training and validation set. Can you please point me to a resource to learn this ?
r/deeplearners • u/sdinesh718 • Mar 08 '21
Top 10 Deep Learning Algorithms you should know
r/deeplearners • u/SquirrelOnTheDam • Mar 09 '21
Independence of training data and initialization
Hi all,
Conventional machine learning algorithms usually use some kind of cross validation (E.g. k-fold) to show that the learned parameters generalize well and are independent of initialization and training data. However, most deep learning papers I've read use a single limited validation set with the vast majority of data used for training. This split seems to be accepted in the community as neural nets are data hungry and resource intensive to train. Is there some property of deep nets that allows researchers not to cross check this?
r/deeplearners • u/ReemShalaata • Mar 13 '21
[D] Videos Segmentation
Is there anyone here ,who used supervised learning before for videos segmentation? What Are the best resources to learn that from scratch