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Hands-On Transfer Learning with Python

Hands-On Transfer Learning with Python

By : Nitin Panwar, Sarkar, Raghav Bali, Tamoghna Ghosh
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Hands-On Transfer Learning with Python

Hands-On Transfer Learning with Python

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By: Nitin Panwar, Sarkar, Raghav Bali, Tamoghna Ghosh

Overview of this book

Transfer learning is a machine learning (ML) technique where knowledge gained during training a set of problems can be used to solve other similar problems. The purpose of this book is two-fold; firstly, we focus on detailed coverage of deep learning (DL) and transfer learning, comparing and contrasting the two with easy-to-follow concepts and examples. The second area of focus is real-world examples and research problems using TensorFlow, Keras, and the Python ecosystem with hands-on examples. The book starts with the key essential concepts of ML and DL, followed by depiction and coverage of important DL architectures such as convolutional neural networks (CNNs), deep neural networks (DNNs), recurrent neural networks (RNNs), long short-term memory (LSTM), and capsule networks. Our focus then shifts to transfer learning concepts, such as model freezing, fine-tuning, pre-trained models including VGG, inception, ResNet, and how these systems perform better than DL models with practical examples. In the concluding chapters, we will focus on a multitude of real-world case studies and problems associated with areas such as computer vision, audio analysis and natural language processing (NLP). By the end of this book, you will be able to implement both DL and transfer learning principles in your own systems.
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Understanding neural style transfer

Neural style transfer is the process of applying the style of a reference image to a specific target image, such that the original content of the target image remains unchanged. Here, style is defined as colors, patterns, and textures present in the reference image, while content is defined as the overall structure and higher-level components of the image.

Here, the main objective is to retain the content of the original target image, while superimposing or adopting the style of the reference image on the target image. To define this concept mathematically, consider three images: the original content (denoted as c), the reference style (denoted as s), and the generated image (denoted as g). We would need a way to measure how different images c and g might be in terms of their content. Also, the output image should have less difference compared...

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