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Video Overview
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Getting Started Setup & Installation
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Finding datasets to use
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Data Preparation
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Additional Data Prep Convert data to NumPy format
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Reshape Data & Normalize values between 0-1
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Train our first network to classify images
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Convolutional Neural Net CNN approach
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Using GPU on Google Colab speed up training
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Improving our CNN reduce image size, max pooling, dropout, etc
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Using Kerastuner to automatically pick best hyperparameters
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Save & Load our models
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Plot NumPy arrays as images
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Convert JPG/PNG images to NumPy
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Final thoughts
Description:
Learn to build and train a convolutional neural network (CNN) for image classification using TensorFlow and Keras in this comprehensive tutorial. Walk through the entire process of creating a CNN to classify images of rock, paper, and scissors. Begin with dataset acquisition and preparation, including converting data to NumPy format and normalizing values. Progress to training an initial network, then explore CNN approaches and GPU acceleration on Google Colab. Enhance the model by implementing techniques such as image size reduction, max pooling, and dropout. Utilize Kerastuner for automatic hyperparameter optimization. Cover model saving and loading, plotting NumPy arrays as images, and converting JPG/PNG images to NumPy format. Gain practical experience in applying deep learning techniques to real-world image classification problems.

Real-World Python Neural Nets Tutorial - Image Classification with CNN - Tensorflow & Keras

Keith Galli
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