Deep learning library in plain Numpy.
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Deep learning library in plain Numpy.
A collection of various gradient descent algorithms implemented in Python from scratch
The project aimed to implement Deep NN / RNN based solution in order to develop flexible methods that are able to adaptively fillin, backfill, and predict time-series using a large number of heterogeneous training datasets.
A compressed adaptive optimizer for training large-scale deep learning models using PyTorch
[Python] [arXiv/cs] Paper "An Overview of Gradient Descent Optimization Algorithms" by Sebastian Ruder
SC-Adagrad, SC-RMSProp and RMSProp algorithms for training deep networks proposed in
Implementation of Convex Optimization algorithms
Song lyrics generation using Recurrent Neural Networks (RNNs)
a python script of a function summarize some popular methods about gradient descent
Python library for neural networks.
Library which can be used to build feed forward NN, Convolutional Nets, Linear Regression, and Logistic Regression Models.
Classification of data using neural networks — with back propagation (multilayer perceptron) and with counter propagation
gradient descent optimization algorithms
This project focuses on land use and land cover classification using Convolutional Neural Networks (CNNs) and Recurrent Neural Networks (RNNs). The classification task aims to predict the category of land based on satellite or aerial images.
PyTorch Implementation of Optimizers for Deep Learning from scratch.
Performing sentiment analysis on tweets obtained from twitter.
Classifying sentiments of tweets as positive or negative
Implementation of Perceptron, Winnow and Adagrad-Perceptron, along with their averaged versions on synthetic and real world datasets
building a neural network classifier from scratch using Numpy
Implementation and comparison of SGD, SGD with momentum, RMSProp and AMSGrad optimizers on the Image classification task using MNIST dataset
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