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Neural Network in Machine Learning Example | ML in Robotics Course | Lesson 9

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🌟 Contents 🌟
💎 (00:00) Introduction
💎 (00:25) Overview of the Lesson
💎 (01:03) Requirements to follow the lesson
💎 (01:49) Implementation of the neural network using Python and TensorFlow for a multi-class classification problem
💎 (33:07) Result of the Implementation
💎 (35:44) Summary of the lesson
In the previous lesson, we understood the building blocks of a neural network, were introduced to different activation functions, understood the difference between shallow and deep neural networks, and became ready to use our software tools to develop a neural network.
In this lesson, we will:
- Work on a multi-class classification problem where a robot is expected to distinguish between dogs and cars and,
- Implement neural networks using Python and TensorFlow
Requirements:
- Python ‘pillow’ library (can be installed using conda)
- Python ‘pandas’ library (can be installed using conda too)
- Download the tutorial files and save them in a directory
- Run Spyder IDE and open the project
References (for datasets):
The code for this project can be accessed at the link below (Lesson 9 code):
Note that for your convenience, all lessons are organized into a playlist.
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©️ Tutorials and learning material are proprietary to Mecharithm, but sampling is permitted with proper attribution to the main source.
#neuralnetwork #machinelearning #machinelearningbasics #machinelearningfullcourse #ml #robotics #mechatronics #roboticslearning #neuralnetworks #tensorflow #pythonmachinelearning #machinelearningpython #classification
💎 (00:00) Introduction
💎 (00:25) Overview of the Lesson
💎 (01:03) Requirements to follow the lesson
💎 (01:49) Implementation of the neural network using Python and TensorFlow for a multi-class classification problem
💎 (33:07) Result of the Implementation
💎 (35:44) Summary of the lesson
In the previous lesson, we understood the building blocks of a neural network, were introduced to different activation functions, understood the difference between shallow and deep neural networks, and became ready to use our software tools to develop a neural network.
In this lesson, we will:
- Work on a multi-class classification problem where a robot is expected to distinguish between dogs and cars and,
- Implement neural networks using Python and TensorFlow
Requirements:
- Python ‘pillow’ library (can be installed using conda)
- Python ‘pandas’ library (can be installed using conda too)
- Download the tutorial files and save them in a directory
- Run Spyder IDE and open the project
References (for datasets):
The code for this project can be accessed at the link below (Lesson 9 code):
Note that for your convenience, all lessons are organized into a playlist.
Thanks for watching! We'd love to have you as a part of the Mecharithm family:
👉 Subscribe to our channel for more learning and news in Robotics and Mechatronics.
💲 If you enjoyed this video, please consider contributing to help us with our mission of making Robotics and Mechatronics available for everyone. We sincerely thank you for your generous contribution (you can do this by the Thanks button under the video).
©️ Tutorials and learning material are proprietary to Mecharithm, but sampling is permitted with proper attribution to the main source.
#neuralnetwork #machinelearning #machinelearningbasics #machinelearningfullcourse #ml #robotics #mechatronics #roboticslearning #neuralnetworks #tensorflow #pythonmachinelearning #machinelearningpython #classification