A Friendly Introduction to Deep Learning for Computer Vision
summary
Starts from perceptron math and shows exact code using PyTorch tensors, datasets and dataloaders, a linear model with mean squared error and SGD (epochs ~20) to learn a 3×3 “nine square” rule, scales to MNIST with a CNN reaching ~97% accuracy, then uses transfer learning to train a taco vs burrito classifier, exports the model to ONNX and deploys it to AKS where the endpoint returns predictions (example: burrito ~0.73).
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chapters (14)
- 0:00Start
- 1:17Agenda
- 2:14Machine Learning
- 2:38What Machine Learning Does
- 5:09The Nine Square Problem
- 6:09Nine Square Problem
- 8:23Tensors Sets and Data Loaders
- 8:34Jupiter Notebooks
- 16:11Creating a Model
- 23:18Linear Model
- 35:48Mean Squared Error
- 43:08Padding
- 46:02Convolutional Neural Network
- 57:18Azure Machine Learning
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