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This document discusses methods and functions in Python lists. It explains that methods like .append() perform operations on specific datatypes like lists, while functions like len() can be called independently. It provides examples of using the .append() and len() methods on lists, and compares how to add two lists using append versus extend. The document aims to explain common list operations in Python.
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Neural networks and flattened imagesaiclub_slides The document discusses how images are used as inputs for neural networks. It explains that images need to be flattened into individual numbers before being input into the first layer. This flattening process takes a multi-dimensional array and converts it into a one-dimensional vector. An example is provided of a 2D array being flattened into a single list of numbers that can then be input to the neural network.
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What is a_neural_networkaiclub_slides Neural networks and deep learning use networks of neurons that can learn from large amounts of data. A basic neuron receives multiple inputs which it multiplies by weights and combines to produce an output. Neural networks contain many interconnected neurons arranged in layers that can learn increasingly complex patterns from data. Deep learning uses neural networks with many hidden layers to perform tasks like image recognition by learning from large datasets.
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How neural networks learn part iiiaiclub_slides The document discusses key concepts in neural network training including weights, stochastic gradient descent, learning rate, mini-batch size, and epochs. Weights in a neural network are adjusted during training to minimize loss, using stochastic gradient descent. The learning rate determines how much weights are adjusted with each pass of data. Mini-batch size refers to the number of samples used to calculate weight updates in each iteration. Epochs refer to the number of times the full training data is passed through the network. The optimal values for these hyperparameters depend on factors like the dataset and model architecture.
Introduction to deep learning image classification
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Accuracy middleschool
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Introduction to classification_middleschool
Introduction to classification_middleschoolaiclub_slides Classification is a type of supervised machine learning that predicts categorical output variables. It involves using labeled examples to train a model to classify new examples. Some key points:
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- It requires labeled training data that maps features to categories
- Features can be any data type like numbers, text, categories
- Models are trained to learn patterns in features to classify new unlabeled examples
- Common applications include image recognition, sentiment analysis, medical diagnosis
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Basics of data
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Ai basics
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Ai lifecycle and navigator
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