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Lecture 7 : Introduction to Deep Learning with Neural Networks
Prof. Debdoot Sheet · IIT Kharagpur
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All the lectures
- Lecture 1 : Introduction to Visual Computing
- Lecture 2 : Feature Extraction for Visual Computing
- Lecture 3: Feature Extraction with Python
- Lecture 4: Neural Networks for Visual Computing
- Lecture 5: Classification with Perceptron Model
- Lecture 6 : Introduction to Deep Learning with Neural Networks
- Lecture 7 : Introduction to Deep Learning with Neural Networks
- Lecture 8 : Multilayer Perceptron and Deep Neural Networks
- Lecture 9 : Multilayer Perceptron and Deep Neural Networks
- Lecture 10 : Classification with Multilayer Perceptron
- Lecture 11 : Autoencoder for Representation Learning and MLP Initialization
- Lecture 12 : MNIST handwritten digits classification using autoencoders
- Lecture 13 ; Fashion MNIST classification using autoencoders
- Lecture 14 : ALL-IDB Classification using autoencoders
- Lecture 15 : Retinal Vessel Detection using autoencoders
- Lecture 16 : Stacked Autoencoders
- Lecture 17 : MNIST and Fashion MNIST with Stacked Autoencoders
- Lecture 18 : Denoising and Sparse Autoencoders
- Lecture 19 : Sparse Autoencoders for MNIST classification
- Lecture 20 : Denoising Autoencoders for MNIST classification
- Lecture 21 : Cost Function
- Lecture 22 : Classification cost functions
- Lecture 23 : Optimization Techniques and Learning Rules
- Lecture 24 : Gradient Descent Learning Rule
- Lecture 25 : SGD and ADAM Learning Rules
- Lecture 26 : Convolutional Neural Network Building Blocks
- Lecture 27 : Simple CNN Model: LeNet
- Lecture 28 : LeNet Definition
- Lecture 29 : Training a LeNet for MNIST Classification
- Lecture 30 : Modifying a LeNet for CIFAR
- Lecture 31 : Convolutional Autoencoder and Deep CNN
- Lecture 32 : Convolutional Autoencoder for Representation Learning
- Lecture 33 : AlexNet
- Lecture 34 : VGGNet
- Lecture 35 : Revisiting AlexNet and VGGNet for Computational Complexity
- Lecture 36: GoogLeNet - Going very deep with convolutions
- Lecture 37 : GoogLeNet
- Lecture 38: ResNet - Residual Connections within Very Deep Networks and DenseNet - Densely connected networks
- Lecture 39: ResNet
- Lecture 40: : DenseNet
- Lecture 41 : Space and Computational Complexity in DNN
- Lecture 42 : Assessing the space and computational complexity of very deep CNNs
- Lecture 43: Domain Adaptation and Transfer Learning in Deep Neural Networks
- Lecture 44 : Transfer Learning a GoogLeNet
- Lecture 45 : Transfer Learning a ResNet
- Lecture 46 Activation pooling for object localization
- Lecture 47: Region Proposal Networks (rCNN and Faster rCNN)
- Lecture 48:GAP + rCNN
- Lecture 49: Semantic Segmentation with CNN
- Lecture 50: UNet and SegNet for Semantic Segmentation
- Lecture 51 : Autoencoders and Latent Spaces
- Lecture 52 : Principle of Generative Modeling
- Lecture 53 : Adversarial Autoencoders
- Lecture 54 : Adversarial Autoencoder for Synthetic Sample Generation
- Lecture 55: Adversarial Autoencoder for Classification
- Lecture 56 : Understanding Video Analysis
- Lecture 57 : Recurrent Neural Networks and Long Short-Term Memory
- Lecture 58 : Spatio-Temporal Deep Learning for Video Analysis
- Lecture 59 : Activity recognition using 3D-CNN
- Lecture 60 : Activity recognition using CNN-LSTM
- Live Session 04-11-2020