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    Practical convolutional neural networks : implement advanced deep learning models using Python

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      Birmingham : Packt Publishing, 2018

    • 발행연도

      2018

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    • KDC

      004.08 판사항(5)

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      9781788392303 (pbk.)
      1788392302 (pbk.)

    • 자료형태

      일반단행본

    • 발행국(도시)

      England

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      Practical convolutional neural networks : implement advanced deep learning models using Python / Mohit Sewak, Rezaul Karim, Pradeep Pujari.

    • 형태사항

      v, 203 p. : ill. ; 24 cm.

    • 일반주기명

      Includes bibliographical references and index.

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    목차 (Table of Contents)

    • CONTENTS
    • Preface = 1
    • Chapter 1 Deep Neural Networks - Overview = 7
    • Building blocks of a neural network = 8
    • Introduction to TensorFlow = 9
    • CONTENTS
    • Preface = 1
    • Chapter 1 Deep Neural Networks - Overview = 7
    • Building blocks of a neural network = 8
    • Introduction to TensorFlow = 9
    • Installing TensorFlow = 10
    • Introduction to the MNIST dataset = 16
    • The simplest artificial neural network = 17
    • Keras deep learning library overview = 21
    • Layers in the Keras model = 22
    • Handwritten number recognition with Keras and MNIST = 23
    • Retrieving training and test data = 24
    • Visualizing the training data = 25
    • Building the network = 26
    • Training the network = 27
    • Testing = 27
    • Understanding backpropagation = 27
    • Summary = 30
    • Chapter 2 Introduction to Convolutional Neural Networks = 31
    • History of CNNs = 32
    • Convolutional neural networks = 33
    • How do computers interpret images? = 35
    • Code for visualizing an image = 35
    • Dropout = 38
    • Input layer = 38
    • Convolutional layer = 39
    • Pooling layer = 41
    • Practical example - image classification = 42
    • Image augmentation = 44
    • Summary = 46
    • Chapter 3 Build Your First CNN and Performance Optimization = 47
    • CNN architectures and drawbacks of DNNs = 48
    • Convolutional operations = 51
    • Pooling, stride, and padding operations = 53
    • Convolution and pooling operations in TensorFlow = 55
    • Applying pooling operations in TensorFlow = 56
    • Convolution operations in TensorFlow = 58
    • Training a CNN = 60
    • Weight and bias initialization = 60
    • Regularization = 61
    • Activation functions = 62
    • Building, training, and evaluating our first CNN = 63
    • Dataset description = 63
    • Model performance optimization = 80
    • Number of hidden layers = 81
    • Number of neurons per hidden layer = 81
    • Batch normalization = 82
    • Advanced regularization and avoiding overfitting = 85
    • Which optimizer to use? = 87
    • Memory tuning = 88
    • Appropriate layer placement = 88
    • Building the second CNN by putting everything together = 89
    • Summary = 98
    • Chapter 4 Popular CNN Model Architectures = 99
    • Introduction to ImageNet = 99
    • LeNet = 101
    • AlexNet architecture = 101
    • Traffic sign classifiers using AlexNet = 103
    • VGGNet architecture = 103
    • VGG16 image classification code example = 105
    • GoogLeNet architecture = 106
    • Architecture insights = 106
    • Inception module = 108
    • ResNet architecture = 108
    • Summary = 110
    • Chapter 5 Transfer Learning = 111
    • Feature extraction approach = 111
    • Target dataset is small and is similar to the original training dataset = 113
    • Target dataset is small but different from the original training dataset = 114
    • Target dataset is large and similar to the original training dataset = 116
    • Target dataset is large and different from the original training dataset = 117
    • Transfer learning example = 118
    • Multi-task learning = 120
    • Summary = 121
    • Chapter 6 Autoencoders for CNN = 123
    • Introducing to autoencoders = 123
    • Convolutional autoencoder = 124
    • Applications = 125
    • An example of compression = 125
    • Summary = 126
    • Chapter 7 Object Detection and Instance Segmentation with CNN = 129
    • The differences between object detection and image classification = 130
    • Why is object detection much more challenging than image classification? = 132
    • Traditional, nonCNN approaches to object detection = 134
    • Haar features, cascading classifiers, and the Viola-Jones algorithm = 134
    • R-CNN - Regions with CNN features = 138
    • Fast R-CNN - fast region-based CNN = 140
    • Faster R-CNN - faster region proposal network-based CNN = 142
    • Mask R-CNN - Instance segmentation with CNN = 145
    • Instance segmentation in code = 148
    • Creating the environment = 148
    • Preparing the COCO dataset folder structure = 149
    • Running the pre-trained model on the COCO dataset = 150
    • References = 150
    • Summary = 152
    • Chapter 8 GAN : Generating New Images with CNN = 153
    • Pix2pix - Image-to-Image translation GAN = 154
    • CycleGAN = 155
    • Training a GAN model = 157
    • GAN - code example = 157
    • Calculating loss = 160
    • Semi-supervised learning and GAN = 163
    • Feature matching = 164
    • Semi-supervised classification using a GAN example = 164
    • Deep convolutional GAN = 170
    • Summary = 172
    • Chapter 9 Attention Mechanism for CNN and Visual Models = 173
    • Attention mechanism for image captioning = 176
    • Types of Attention = 180
    • Hard Attention = 181
    • Soft Attention = 182
    • Using attention to improve visual models = 183
    • Reasons for sub-optimal performance of visual CNN models = 183
    • Recurrent models of visual attention = 188
    • References = 195
    • Summary = 196
    • Other Books You May Enjoy = 197
    • Index = 201
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