Deep learning with TensorFlow and Keras
Deep learning with TensorFlow and Keras
About the Book
Topics covered include Convolutional Neural networks, Recurrent Neural Networks, TensorBoard, Transfer learning, custom training loops, and Keras Functional API.
Table of Contents
How to build artificial neural networks with Keras and TensorFlow
What is deep learning?
What is an activation function?
Sigmoid function
Softmax activation function
Rectified linear unit (ReLU)
How does a neural network learn?
Gradient descent
How backpropagation works
What is TensorFlow?
Why TensorFlow?
TensorFlow vs. Keras
TensorFlow basics
Tensors
Variables
Automatic differentiation
How TensorFlow works
How TensorFlow models are defined
How to train artificial neural networks with Keras
Data pre-processing
Data transformation
How to build the artificial neural network
How to visualize model performance
Add dropout regularization to fight overfitting
How to accelerate network training with batch normalization
How to stop model training at the right time with early stopping
How to save the best model with checkpoints
Make predictions on the test set
Check the confusion matrix
Make a single prediction
How to save and load Keras models
How to evaluate the Keras model with cross-validation
How to tune model hyperparameters in Keras
How to tune the network parameters
How to build CNN in TensorFlow
What is CNN?
How do CNNs work?
Convolution
Padding
Apply ReLU
Pooling
Deep learning with TensorFlow and Keras
Dropout regularization
Flattening
Full connection
Activation function
Convolutional Neural Networks (CNN) in TensorFlow
How to install TensorFlow
How to confirm TensorFlow is installed
What are Keras and tf.keras?
Develop multilayer CNN models
Data preprocessing
Model definition
Compiling the model
Train the model
How to plot model learning curves
Model evaluation
How to halt training at the right time with Early Stopping
How to accelerate training with batch normalization
How to create custom callbacks for TensorFlow CNN
How to visualize a deep learning model
How to save and load your model
Running CNNs with TensorFlow in the real world
Loading the images
Generate a tf.data.Dataset
Buffered dataset prefetching
Image augmentation
Model definition
Compiling the model
Training the model
Model evaluation
Monitoring the model’s performance
Visualize CNN graph with TensorBoard
How to profile with TensorBoard
Making predictions
CNN architectures
Model without weights
Model with weights
TensorFlow Recurrent Neural Networks
What is a Recurrent Neural Network?
Backpropagation through time
Types of Recurrent Neural Networks
Weaknesses of RNNs
1. Vanishing gradient problem
2. Exploding gradient problem
Long-Short Term Memory (LSTM)
Applications of LSTM
Bidirectional LSTM
Time series analysis with LSTM in TensorFlow
Create LSTM network in Keras
Compile the LSTM model
LSTM model evaluation
Intent classification with LSTM
Text vectorization
Create LSTM network
LSTM model evaluation
Transfer learning guide
What is transfer learning?
Advantages of using pre-trained models
Types of transfer learning
Inductive transfer learning
Unsupervised transfer learning
Transductive transfer learning
Homogeneous transfer learning
Heterogeneous transfer learning
What is the difference between transfer learning and fine-tuning?
Why use transfer learning?
When do you use transfer learning?
When does transfer learning not work?
How to implement transfer learning?
Transfer learning in 6 steps
Step 1: Obtain the pre-trained model
Step 2: Create a base model
Step 3: Freeze layers so they don’t change during training
Step 4: Add new trainable layers
Step 5: Train the new layers on the datasetStep 6: Improve the model via fine-tuning
Where to find pre-trained models?
Keras pre-trained models
Transfer learning using TensorFlow Hub
Pretrained word embeddings
Stanford’s GloVe pre-trained word embeddings
Below is an example of an implementation for the GloVe pre-trained word embeddings.
Google’s Word2vec
Fasttext
Hugging Face
Transfer learning with PyTorch
How can you use pre-trained models?
Prediction
Feature extraction
Fine-tuning
Example of transfer learning for images with Keras
Transfer learning with image data
Getting the dataset
Loading the dataset from a directory
Data pre-processing
Create a base model from the pre-trained Inception model
Create the final dense layer
Train the model
Fine-tuning the model
Example of transfer learning with natural language processing
Pretrained word embeddings
Loading the dataset
Data pre-processing
Vectorizing the words
Using GloVe Embeddings
Create the embedding layer
Create the model
Training the model
TensorBoard
Advantages of using Tensorboard
How to use TensorBoard
How to install TensorBoard
PIP installation
Conda installation
Docker installation
Using TensorBoard with Jupyter notebooks and Google Colab
How to run TensorBoard
How to use TensorBoard callback
How to launch TensorBoard
Running TensorBoard remotely
TensorBoard dashboards
TensorBoard scalars
TensorBoard images
TensorBoard graphs
TensorBoard distributions
TensorBoard histograms
Fairness indicators
What-If Tool (WIT)
Displaying data in TensorBoard
Using the TensorBoard embedding projector
Plot training examples with TensorBoard
Visualize images in TensorBoard
Displaying text data in TensorBoard
Log confusion matrix to TensorBoard
Hyperparameter tuning with TensorBoard
TensorFlow Profiler
Overview page
Trace viewer
Input pipeline analyzer
TensorFlow stats
GPU kernel stats
Memory profile page
How to enable debugging on TensorBoard
Using TensorBoard with deep learning frameworks
TensorBoard in PyTorch
TensorBoard in Keras
TensorBoard in XGBoost
TensorBoard in JAX and Flax
Download TensorBoard data as Pandas DataFrame
Tensorboard.dev
Limitations of using TensorBoard
How to build TensorFlow models with the Keras Functional API
Keras Sequential models
Keras Functional models
Defining input
Connecting layers
Functional API Python syntax
Creating the model
Training and evaluation of Functional API models
Save and serialize Functional API models
How to convert a Functional model to a Sequential API model
How to convert a Sequential model to a Functional API model
Standard network models
Multilayer perception
Convolutional Neural Network
Recurrent Neural Network
Shared layers model
Shared input layer
Shared feature extraction layer
Multiple input and output models
Multiple input model
Multiple output model
Use the same graph of layers to define multiple models
Keras Functional API end-to-end example
Data download
Data processing
Add image path column
Create face attributes columns
Label encoding
Generate tf.data dataset
Visualize the training data
Define Keras Functional network
Plot and inspect the Keras Functional model
Compile Keras Functional network
Training the Functional network
Evaluate TensorFlow Functional network
Make predictions with Keras Functional model
Keras Functional API strengths and weaknesses
Functional API best practices
How to create custom training loops in Keras
Batch the dataset
How to create model with custom layers in Keras
Define the loss function
Define the gradients function
Create an optimizer
Create custom training loop
Visualize the loss
Evaluate model on test dataset
Use the trained model to make predictions
How to train deep learning models on Apple Silicon GPU
Training deep learning models on Apple Silicon
TensorFlow
Install Tensorflow-metal PluggableDevice
Train TensorFlow model on Apple Silicon GPU
PyTorch
Object detection with TensorFlow 2 Object detection API
Object detection datasets
Preparing datasets for object detection
What is TensorFlow 2 Object Detection API?
Install TensorFlow 2 Object Detection API on Google Colab
Install TensorFlow 2 Object Detection API locally
Download object detection dataset
Download Mask R-CNN model
Edit the object detection pipeline config file
Convert the images to TFRecords
Train the model
Model evaluation and visualization
Download model from Google Colab
Object detection with Mask R-CNN
Load an image from file into a NumPy array
Visualize detections
Create model from the last checkpoint
Map labels for inference decoding
Run detector on test image
Image segmentation with Mask R-CNN
Set label map
Set test image paths
Create inference function
Perform segmentation and detection
Final thoughts
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