Introduction to Image Classification using Pytorch to Classify FashionMNIST Dataset
In this blog post, we will discuss how to build a Convolution Neural Network that can classify Fashion MNIST data using Pytorch on Google Colaboratory. The way we do that is, first we will download the data using Pytorch DataLoader class and then we will use LeNet-5 architecture to build our model. Finally, we will train our model on GPU and evaluate it on the test data.
What Are MicroBuilds in AI And Why Are They So Big Right Now?
Artificial intelligence has become, possibly, the biggest subject in technology. With thousands of new positions opening from an employment perspective and with...
How Machine Learning Has Disrupted The Manufacturing Industry
Over the next decade, machine learning is poised to transform every industry.
Artificial intelligence (AI) signals the arrival of...
Exploratory Data Analysis Tutorial: Analyzing the Food Culture of Bangalore
In this blog post, we will discuss how to perform exploratory data analysis by creating awesome visualizations using matplotlib and seaborn by taking a real-world data set.
What Personal Data do Navigation Apps Collect?
The tradeoff between convenience and privacy continues to grow in importance as technology becomes more intertwined in our lives. Tech giants like...
Deep Learning with Keras – Part 5: Convolutional Neural Networks
Motivation
In the previous articles, we solved problems with numeric and categorical data, and we learned the different transformations...
How AI Makes The Tough Choices
By 2050, driverless cars and mobility as a service will grow to $7 trillion worldwide. Driverless cars will save consumers 250 million...
Building a Feedforward Neural Network using Pytorch NN Module
Feedforward neural networks are also known as Multi-layered Network of Neurons (MLN). These network of models are called feedforward because the information only...
6 Surefire Ways to Land Rewarding Freelance Job in AI
Everyone seems to talk about how Artificial Intelligence (AI) is coming for their jobs, and that freelancers will probably be worst hit,...
The Next Generation Of WiFi Is Here
Theorized by one of science’s greatest minds Nikola Tesla in 1926, the concept of a realistic “World Wireless System” was born. Describing...
