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kandi X-RAY | SimpleNet Summary
ImageNet result was achieved using simple SGD without hyper parameter tuning for 100 epochs(single crop). no multicrop techniques were used. no dense evaluation or combinations of such techniques were used unlike all other architectures. the models will be uploaded when the training is finished. *Note that the Fractional max pooling[13] uses deeper architectures and also uses extreme data augmentation. means No zero-padding or normalization with dropout and means Standard data-augmentation- with dropout. To our knowledge, our architecture has the state of the art result, without aforementioned data-augmentations. *Note that we didn’t intend on achieving the state of the art performance here as we are using a single optimization policy without fine-tuning hyper parameters or data-augmentation for a specific task, and still we nearly achieved state-of-the-art on MNIST. **Results achieved using an ensemble or extreme data-augmentation. Table 6-Slimmed version Results on Different Datasets. *Since we presented their results in their respective sections, we avoided mentioning the results here again. ** Achieved using several data-augmentation tricks. Flops and Parameter Comparison of Models trained on ImageNet. *Inception v3, v4 did not have any Caffe model, so we reported their size related information from MXNet and Tensorflow respectively. Inception-ResNet-V2 would take 60 days of training with 2 Titan X to achieve the reported accuracy. Statistics are obtained using 1# Data-augmentation method used by stochastic depth paper:
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QUESTION
I'm a PyTorch user but recently reading some code implemented using tensorflow. My question is, if we just have a simple neural network like this, where is the input size specified? Or is this model allowed to work with a variable size input?
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Dec-06 at 10:43The input_shape
is inferred when you pass real data to your model. Meaning, the input_shape
is variable if you do not explicitly define it.
For example, you could explicitly define your input_shape
in the first layer of your model:
QUESTION
Consider a simple line fitting a * x + b = x
, where a
, b
are the optimized parameters and x
is the observed vector given by
ANSWER
Answered 2020-May-14 at 17:12The place where you called zero_grad
is wrong. During each epoch, gradient is added to the previous one and backpropagated. This makes the loss oscillate as it gets closer, but previous gradient throws it off of the solution again.
Code below will easily perform the task:
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