Deep Learning and Scientific Computing with R torch Book Club
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1 Overview (Getting familiar with torch)
- Setup
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2 On torch, and how to get it
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3 Tensors
4 Autograd
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5 Function minimization with autograd
6 A neural network from scratch
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7 Modules
8 Optimizers
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9 Loss functions
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10 Function minimization with L-BFGS
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11 Modularizing the neural network
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12 Overview (Deep learning with torch)
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13 Loading data
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14 Training with luz
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15 A first go at image classification
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16 Making models generalize
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17 Speeding up training
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18 Image classification, take two: Improving performance
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19 Image segmentation
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20 Tabular data
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21 Time series
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22 Audio classification
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23 Overview (Other things to do with torch)
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24 Matrix computations: Least-squares problems
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25 Matrix computations: Convolution
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26 Exploring the Discrete Fourier Transform (DFT)
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27 The Fast Fourier Transform (FFT)
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28 Wavelets
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Deep Learning and Scientific Computing with R torch Book Club

Chapter 19 Image segmentation

Learning objectives:

THESE ARE NICE TO HAVE BUT NOT ABSOLUTELY NECESSARY