Plant leaf Disease Classification with CNN (PyTorch)
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Plant leaf Disease Classification with CNN (PyTorch)
This project uses a CIFAR dataset-trained convolutional neural network to classify input images, whether it is a pre-processed image from the dataset or a user-supplied image via URL, with the functionality to assign a confidence score to the prediction.
Human Scream Detection and Analysis for Controlling Crime Rate using Machine Learning and Deep Learning
My extensive work on Multiclass Image classification based on Intel image classification dataset from Kaggle and Implemented using Pytorch 🔦
his project is about building a artificial neural network using pytorch library. I am sharing the code and output for my project. Though there are many libraries out there that can be used for deep learning i like the pytorch most. As a python programmer, one of the reasons behind my liking is pythonic behaviour of pytorch.
PyTorch implementation of polyloss and cyclic focal loss and their performance with sample dataset/s.
Builds a review classification model using LSTM with PyTorch
This repository contains code to train and evaluate a neural network model on a subset of the Fashion MNIST dataset using PyTorch. The model achieves remarkable accuracy after 100 epochs of training.
learning python day 11
A CNN is a kind of network architecture for deep learning algorithms and is specifically used for image recognition and tasks that involve the processing of pixel data. This repository contains the code for CNN with a categorical classification dataset.
This GitHub laboratory contains PyTorch classification loss functions, Jupyter notebooks, and documentation for researchers and machine learning enthusiasts interested in deep learning and PyTorch.
In this repository is a script for easy building and deploying a neural network with Pytorch. The MNIST dataset will be downloaded and used. The inputs will be normalised.
Modern Information Retrieval Project
A brief explanation on Pytorch CrossEntropyLoss written really quick in Jupyter Notebook.
End‑to‑end simulated EEG signal decoding with feature engineering and transformer models.
Using the features in the provided dataset, creating a binary classifier that can predict whether applicants will be successful if funded by Alphabet Soup.
Complete GPT-2 architecture from the ground up including tokenization, embeddings, transformer layers, attention, and training trained on The Verdict novel dataset,120 million parameters,768 dimension and 12 heads
This project demonstrates the application of Convolutional Neural Networks (CNNs) for the classification of brain tumors from medical imaging data.
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