DL4.1: Convolutional Neural Networks (CNNs) | From Flawed MLPs to Modern Computer Vision скачать в хорошем качестве

DL4.1: Convolutional Neural Networks (CNNs) | From Flawed MLPs to Modern Computer Vision

Why do standard neural networks fail at recognizing images? And how did Convolutional Neural Networks (CNNs) solve this problem to unlock modern computer vision? Join Dr. Heman Shakeri in this foundational lecture that demystifies CNNs. We'll explore why spatial structure is the key to vision, building the powerful intuition behind convolutions, pooling, and modern techniques like transfer learning. 📚 What You'll Learn: ✅ The fatal flaw of MLPs for images: the "bag of pixels" problem. ✅ Understanding the "Curse of Dimensionality" in computer vision. ✅ Core principles: Spatial Locality and Translation Equivariance. ✅ The convolution (cross-correlation) operation, from intuition to math. ✅ How filters act as learnable feature detectors (edges, textures, etc.). ✅ CNN Building Blocks: Padding, Strides, and Channels explained. ✅ The role of Pooling: Bridging the gap from feature detection (Equivariance) to classification (Invariance). ✅ Max Pooling vs. Average Pooling: which one to use and why. ✅ The classic CNN architecture: stacking layers to build a feature hierarchy. ✅ The power of Transfer Learning: Reusing pre-trained models to get state-of-the-art results with less data. ✅ Code implementation and examples using PyTorch. 🎯 Perfect for: Students moving from basic neural networks to computer vision. Engineers and developers building image-based AI applications. Researchers seeking a deep, intuitive grasp of CNN fundamentals. Anyone curious about how AI models like those in self-driving cars or medical imaging actually "see". 🔬 Key Concepts Covered: Curse of Dimensionality Spatial Locality & Structure Translation Equivariance & Invariance Convolution / Cross-Correlation Kernels / Filters / Feature Maps Padding, Strides, Channels Max Pooling & Average Pooling Feature Hierarchy Transfer Learning & Pre-trained Models 💡 Highlights: Clear, visual explanations of why spatial structure is critical. Intuitive breakdown of the convolution operation using simple examples. Step-by-step PyTorch code demos for nn.Conv2d and nn.MaxPool2d. A practical walkthrough of how and why Transfer Learning is so effective. #CNN #ComputerVision #DeepLearning #ConvolutionalNeuralNetworks #MachineLearning #PyTorch #TransferLearning #AI #ImageRecognition #DataScience 🔔 Subscribe for more deep learning content and hit the bell for notifications! 📖 Course Resources: 🌐 Course Website: https://shakeri-lab.github.io/dl-cour... 📁 GitHub Repository: https://github.com/Shakeri-Lab 📄 Lecture Notes (PDF): [Available on course website] 💻 Complete Code Implementation: [Available on GitHub] 📊 Interactive Notebooks: [Colab links in repository] 🎓 About the Instructor: Dr. Heman Shakeri, PhD - UVA School of Data Science Specializing in real-time systems analysis and machine learning applications in healthcare. 🔥 Next Lecture Preview: "Architecting Vision: A Deep Dive into LeNet, AlexNet, and VGG" All course materials are freely available. Star the GitHub repo to stay updated with new content! 📌 Important Note: Understanding the principles in this lecture is the single most important step to mastering modern computer vision. These concepts are the foundation upon which all state-of-the-art vision models are built.