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Willem Meints is a software architect and engineer with a wide variety of interests. His background in software engineering hasnt stopped him from exploring new areas like machine learning as part of his daily work. This sparked a deep passion for everything related to artificial intelligence and deep learning. Willem studied electronics after his high-school career but quickly discovered he had more fun building applications. This led to his decision to leave the world of electronics and find a career in software engineering. After he finished his bachelor in software engineering he started working for Info Support where hes been working ever since.
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Monitoring your model

Now that we've done some validation on our models, it's time to talk about monitoring your model during training. You saw some of this before in the section Measuring classification performance in CNTK and the previous Chapter 2, Building Neural Networks with CNTK, through the use of the ProgressWriter class, but there are more ways to monitor your model. For example: you can use TensorBoardProgressWriter. Let's take a closer look at how monitoring in CNTK works and how you can use it to detect problems in your model.

Using callbacks during training and validation

CNTK allows you to specify callbacks in several spots in the API. For example: when you call train on a loss function, you can...

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Willem Meints is a software architect and engineer with a wide variety of interests. His background in software engineering hasnt stopped him from exploring new areas like machine learning as part of his daily work. This sparked a deep passion for everything related to artificial intelligence and deep learning. Willem studied electronics after his high-school career but quickly discovered he had more fun building applications. This led to his decision to leave the world of electronics and find a career in software engineering. After he finished his bachelor in software engineering he started working for Info Support where hes been working ever since.
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