Convolutional neural networks Flashcards

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Now, imagine that this 4×4×2 volume gets fed into a subsequent layer with 3 filters, each of shape 2×3×2. What will be the shape of the resulting output volume?

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3×2×3

suppose you have an n1×n2×3 image and you f1×f2×3 and 3 filters with stride s, then the formula is (n1-f1)/s +1 × (n2-f2 )/s+1 × #amount of filters

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Describe the layers in convet

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  • Repeat following pattern
    • Conv layer
    • ReLu
    • Max pool
  • Final layer is a Fully connected layer which determines the output (use softmax for multiclass classification)
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Describe max pooling

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  • Take the maximum within a region and only keep this element
  • Pooling doesnt care where the maximum comes from, therefore makes it more robust to position
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Mention all of the CNN architectures

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  1. Lenet5
  2. Alexnet
  3. VGG
  4. GoogleNet
  5. ResNet
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Mention the novelty in each CNN architecture

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Describe the architecture behind AlexNet

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pixel space vs feature space

Give an example of images closei n pixel space and in feature space

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  • Pixel space is how close the RAW
    • i.e if pictures share large blue backgroun, then they may be close in pixel space, but not in feature space since the background does not matter for the object
  • Feature space is how close the pictures according to the training labels
    • What do the pictures have in common in they all share same label
    • Abstracting away backround etc..
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