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Excellent writeup. The post makes use of the OP's deep learning library Keras, which is utterly fantastic. If you want to learn more about deep learning, I'd re
by dswalter 10y ago
Excellent writeup. The post makes use of the OP's deep learning library Keras, which is utterly fantastic. If you want to learn more about deep learning, I'd recommend getting started with Keras on top of Theano or Tensorflow; the API is elegant and keeps pretty up-to-date on modern tweaks to structure/initializations, etc.
- jbmorgado 10y agoAlso check MxNet. I don't know enough of DNN to check if it's as powerful as Keras to build custom nets, but it's faster training the network and - for me - easier to install with CUDA and CNN support and has the big plus of being usable in R besides Python, Julia and Scala.