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Published inJul 2017
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Dan Van Boxel
Dan Van Boxel
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Dan Van Boxel

Dan Van Boxel is a data scientist and machine learning engineer with over 10 years of experience. He is most well-known for Dan Does Data, a YouTube livestream demonstrating the power and pitfalls of neural networks. He has developed and applied novel statistical models of machine learning to topics such as accounting for truck traffic on highways, travel time outlier detection, and other areas. Dan has also published research articles and presented findings at the Transportation Research Board and other academic journals.
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In this chapter, we walked through the convolutional layer on an example image. We tackled the practical aspects of understanding the convolutions. They can be convoluted but hopefully no longer confusing. We eventually applied this concept to a simple example in TensorFlow. We explored a common partner to convolutions, pooling layers. We explained the workings of max pooling layers, a common convolutional partner. Then, as we progressed, we put this into practice by adding a pooling layer to our example. We also practiced creating a max pooling layer in TensorFlow. We started adding convolutional neural nets to the font classification problem.

In the next chapter, we'll look at models with a time component, Recurrent Neural Networks (RNNs).

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Published in: Jul 2017Publisher: PacktISBN-13: 9781787282773

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Dan Van Boxel

Dan Van Boxel is a data scientist and machine learning engineer with over 10 years of experience. He is most well-known for Dan Does Data, a YouTube livestream demonstrating the power and pitfalls of neural networks. He has developed and applied novel statistical models of machine learning to topics such as accounting for truck traffic on highways, travel time outlier detection, and other areas. Dan has also published research articles and presented findings at the Transportation Research Board and other academic journals.
Read more about Dan Van Boxel