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Deep Learning with Keras: EuroScipy 2016 Tutorial
(github.com)
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fchollet
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ImageNet classification with Python and Keras
(pyimagesearch.com)
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Yes, you can use these models for fine-tuning (or feature extraction) on a new dataset. This tutorial would be a good place to start (esp. sections 2 and 3): https://blog.keras.io/building-powerful-image-classification...
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The code is under the MIT license, not the weights. The weights are under their respective licenses. The weights are not included in the git tree and are thus not covered by the LICENSE file. They are automatically downloaded when you run t
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Show HN: Set of trained deep learning models for computer vision
(github.com)
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Text classification with deep learning and word embeddings
(blog.keras.io)
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Text classification with word embeddings and deep learning
(blog.keras.io)
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On the importance of democratizing Artificial Intelligence
(blog.keras.io)
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Using Deep Reinforcement Learning to Play Flappy Bird
(yanpanlau.github.io)
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Using Keras and Deep Learning to Play FlappyBird
(yanpanlau.github.io)
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Using Keras and Deep Reinforcement Learning to Play Flappy Bird
(yanpanlau.github.io)
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On the importance of democratizing Artificial Intelligence
(blog.keras.io)
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On the importance of democratizing Artificial Intelligence
(blog.keras.io)
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On the importance of democratizing Artificial Intelligence
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10y ago
Information leaks are indeed the number one challenge when evaluating this type of approach. Our evaluation procedure does not rigorously guarantee against information leaks, but it does allow for an apples-to-apples comparison with previou
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10y ago
- the most interesting thing about this approach is that it managed to prove a significantly different set of theorems than previous state-of-the-art approaches. So theorems that are hard to prove for this approach were not all hard to prov
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10y ago
One of the authors here; didn't expect to see this pop up on HN. Questions welcome!
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fchollet
10y ago
Yes. Specifically, rents are much higher in SF/SV than in NYC. SF has even higher rent than Manhattan. Most of NYC (not Manhattan or Williamsburg) can be quite reasonable.
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fchollet
10y ago
Paris is much less expensive than the bay area, but more expensive than the average US city. In fact, it's barely less expensive than NYC, one of the most expensive US cities. Also, if you are working remotely you cannot command a bay
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Deep Reinforcement Learning Using Keras and OpenAI Gym
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10y ago
> the quirky and random XD reaction GIFs and image macros that populate modern thought pieces I'm just glad that we don't read the same "thought pieces"
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Building powerful image classification models using very little data
(blog.keras.io)
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10y ago
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10y ago
In fact, "Brainstorm" is one of the least used packages among all deep learning libraries. For reference, here is the number of new Github issue tickets created over the past 15 days (2016-05-15 to 2016-05-30): #1: 131 tensorfl
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10y ago
Stable year-on-year growth for 15 years is not the sign of a bubble, it's just what you see with a growing industry.
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> I started calling online advertising a bubble in 2008. Then maybe it's time to quit punditry; that was 8 years ago and the online advertising market has grown 2.5x since. > I made “The Advertising Bubble” a chapter in The Inten
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Two repos to get started building reinforcement learning agents with Gym and Keras: https://github.com/sherjilozair/dqn https://github.com/osh/kerlym
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Building autoencoders in Keras
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10y ago
They place an emphasis on Github star count, but that is a terrible usage metric. Leaf got a lot of stars because it got a lot of HN exposure, but at the same time Leaf had no users. Assumedly that's the real reason why they are stop
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I think (or hope) that you forgot the "/s" at the end.
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Deep Language Modeling for Question Answering Using Keras
(benjaminbolte.com)
106 points
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fchollet
10y ago
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