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Derek Harter
L09.3.5: A Mini Xception-like Model Example

This video is really a conclusion to the previous one where Iintroduced a few modern best practices and concepts for creating ...

12:00
L09.3.5: A Mini Xception-like Model Example

26 views

7 months ago

WIT Solapur - Professional Learning Community
1 Reverse CDMA Channel

"Dr. R.R.Dube Professor Electronics and Telecommunication Engineering Walchand Institute of Technology, Solapur"

11:53
1 Reverse CDMA Channel

58 views

7 months ago

CodeEmporium
How to enhance performance of a Convolution Network? Feature Pyramid Networks - Explained!

In this video, we take a look at Feature Pyramid Networks (FPN). What is it? How does it work? Why they are so useful in computer ...

27:31
How to enhance performance of a Convolution Network? Feature Pyramid Networks - Explained!

642 views

1 month ago

CodeEmporium
Visualizing convolution networks

Let's visualize what a convolution neural network actually learns, their feature maps and more! ABOUT ME ⭕ Subscribe: ...

37:38
Visualizing convolution networks

1,254 views

5 months ago

Electrical & Computer Learning Center, ECL Center
Principles of Digital Communication II - MIT - Lec 13

Lecture 13: Introduction to Convolutional Codes Topics covered: Introduction to Convolutional Codes Instructor: Prof.

1:21:49
Principles of Digital Communication II - MIT - Lec 13

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9 months ago

CodeEmporium
Depthwise Separable Convolutions - Explained!

In this video, we take a look at depthwise separable convolutions. What is it? How does it work? Why do it? Code included!

15:16
Depthwise Separable Convolutions - Explained!

852 views

1 month ago

CodeEmporium
Pointwise Convolutions - EXPLAINED (with code)

In this video, we take a look 1x1 convolutions (point wise convolutions) and demonstrate what they are, why they are useful, ...

22:01
Pointwise Convolutions - EXPLAINED (with code)

880 views

3 months ago

Electrical & Computer Learning Center, ECL Center
Principles of Digital Communication II - MIT - Lec 14

Lecture 14: Introduction to Convolutional Codes Topics covered: Introduction to Convolutional Codes Instructor: Prof.

1:22:16
Principles of Digital Communication II - MIT - Lec 14

7 views

9 months ago

The Debug Zone
How to Implement Zero Padding in Keras Convolutional Layers: A Step-by-Step Guide

In this video, we will explore the concept of zero padding in Keras convolutional layers, a crucial technique for enhancing the ...

2:17
How to Implement Zero Padding in Keras Convolutional Layers: A Step-by-Step Guide

27 views

5 months ago

Derek Harter
L11.3.2: Two Approaches for Representing Groups of Words: Bag-of-Word Models

In this video I look at the two basic approaches that you can use to represent word order for processing text with a deep network ...

23:38
L11.3.2: Two Approaches for Representing Groups of Words: Bag-of-Word Models

12 views

7 months ago

Electrical & Computer Learning Center, ECL Center
Principles of Digital Communication II - MIT - Lec 05

Lecture 05: Introduction to Binary Block Codes Topics covered: Introduction to Binary Block Codes Instructor: Prof. David Forney ...

1:34:00
Principles of Digital Communication II - MIT - Lec 05

3 views

9 months ago

CodeEmporium
ResNet - Explained!

In this video, we take a look the ResNet network. What is it? Why is it better than some of the shallower networks that came before ...

16:13
ResNet - Explained!

1,867 views

2 months ago

CodeEmporium
VGGNet  - Explained!

In this video, we take a look the VGG network architecture. What is it? Why is it so deep? How do we code it out? How well does it ...

14:04
VGGNet - Explained!

1,493 views

3 months ago

Electrical & Computer Learning Center, ECL Center
Introduction to EECS II Digital Communication Systems - MIT - Lec 06

Lecture 06: Convolutional Codes Description: This lecture starts with historical applications of error control and convolutional ...

49:24
Introduction to EECS II Digital Communication Systems - MIT - Lec 06

10 views

9 months ago

Electrical & Computer Learning Center, ECL Center
Principles of Digital Communication II - MIT - Lec 24

Lecture 24: Linear Gaussian Channels Topics covered: Linear Gaussian Channels Instructor: Prof. David Forney Source: OCW ...

1:21:13
Principles of Digital Communication II - MIT - Lec 24

6 views

9 months ago

Derek Harter
L11.3.3: Two Approaches for Representing Groups of Words: Sequence models and word embeddings

In this video I continue with our talk about the two basic approaches that you can use to represent word order for processing text ...

35:01
L11.3.3: Two Approaches for Representing Groups of Words: Sequence models and word embeddings

29 views

7 months ago

Electrical & Computer Learning Center, ECL Center
Principles of Digital Communication II - MIT - Lec 19

Lecture 19: The Sum-Product Algorithm Topics covered: The Sum-Product Algorithm Last session of the course Instructor: Prof.

1:22:05
Principles of Digital Communication II - MIT - Lec 19

7 views

9 months ago

CodeEmporium
Deconvolution - what do networks learn? (visualization + code)

In this video, we take a look at what the deep layers of a convolution neural network actually learn with some neat visuals.

22:44
Deconvolution - what do networks learn? (visualization + code)

1,011 views

4 months ago

Electrical & Computer Learning Center, ECL Center
Principles of Digital Communication II - MIT - Lec 16

Lecture 16: Trellis Representations of Binary Linear Block Codes Topics covered: Trellis Representations of Binary Linear Block ...

1:22:27
Principles of Digital Communication II - MIT - Lec 16

8 views

9 months ago

Electrical & Computer Learning Center, ECL Center
Principles of Digital Communication II - MIT - Lec 22

Lecture 22: Lattice and Trellis Codes Topics covered: Lattice and Trellis Codes Instructor: Prof. David Forney Source: OCW MIT ...

1:19:35
Principles of Digital Communication II - MIT - Lec 22

6 views

9 months ago