40 Open-Source Audio Datasets for ML
October is over and so is the DagsHub’s Hacktoberfest challenge. When announcing the challenge, we didn’t imagine we’d reach the finish line with almost 40 new audio datasets, publicly available and parseable on DagsHub! Big kudos to our community for doing wonders and pulling off such a fantastic effort in so little time. Also, to Digital Ocean, GitHub, and GitLab for organizing the event. This y
Object detection and tracking in PyTorch
In my previous story, I went over how to train an image classifier in PyTorch, with your own images, and then use it for image recognition. Now I’ll show you how to use a pre-trained classifier to detect multiple objects in an image, and later track them across a video. What’s the difference between image classification (recognition) and object detection? In classification, you identify what’s the
Lessons Learned from Kaggle’s Airbus Challenge.
The challenge bannerOver the last three months, I have participated in the Airbus Ship Detection Kaggle challenge. As evident from the title, it is a detection computer vision (segmentation to be more precise) competition proposed by Airbus (its satellite data division) that consists in detecting ships in satellite images. Before I start this challenge, I was (and somehow still) a beginner in the
What’s new in YOLO v3?
You only look once, or YOLO, is one of the faster object detection algorithms out there. Though it is no longer the most accurate object detection algorithm, it is a very good choice when you need real-time detection, without loss of too much accuracy. A few weeks back, the third version of YOLO came out, and this post aims at explaining the changes introduced in YOLO v3. This is not going to be a
The fall of RNN / LSTM – Towards Data Science
We fell for Recurrent neural networks (RNN), Long-short term memory (LSTM), and all their variants. Now it is time to drop them! It is the year 2014 and LSTM and RNN make a great come-back from the dead. We all read Colah’s blog and Karpathy’s ode to RNN. But we were all young and unexperienced. For a few years this was the way to solve sequence learning, sequence translation (seq2seq), which also
Understanding SSD MultiBox — Real-Time Object Detection In Deep Learning
Example of end-to-end object detection (from Microsoft)This post is meant to constitute an intuitive explanation of the SSD MultiBox object detection technique. I have tried to minimise the maths and instead slowly guide you through the tenets of this architecture, which includes explaining what the MultiBox algorithm does. After reading this post, I hope you will have a better grasp of SSD and wi
Training Object Detection (YOLOv2) from scratch using Cyclic Learning Rates
Object detection is the task of identifying all objects in an image along with their class label and bounding boxes. It is a challenging computer vision task which has lately been taken over by deep learning algorithms like Faster-RCNN, SSD, Yolo. This post focuses on the latest Yolo v2 algorithm which is said to be fastest (approx 90 FPS on low res images when run on Titan X) and accurate than SS
Best Research articles on Deep Learning for Text classification (2015–2016)
Text classification finds application in many tasks such as Sentence classification, document classification, sentiment analysis etc. When I initially started looking for research articles on Text classification using Deep Neural networks, I found it difficult to find the recent best articles. After a considerable time and effort, I was able to summarize the research articles one would need to get
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