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V Kishore Ayyadevara
V Kishore Ayyadevara
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V Kishore Ayyadevara leads a team focused on using AI to solve problems in the healthcare space. He has 10 years' experience in data science, solving problems to improve customer experience in leading technology companies. In his current role, he is responsible for developing a variety of cutting edge analytical solutions that have an impact at scale while building strong technical teams. Prior to this, Kishore authored three books — Pro Machine Learning Algorithms, Hands-on Machine Learning with Google Cloud Platform, and SciPy Recipes. Kishore is an active learner with keen interest in identifying problems that can be solved using data, simplifying the complexity and in transferring techniques across domains to achieve quantifiable results.
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Yeshwanth Reddy
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Yeshwanth Reddy

Yeshwanth is a highly accomplished data scientist manager with 9+ years of experience in deep learning and document analysis. He has made significant contributions to the field, including building software for end-to-end document digitization, resulting in substantial cost savings. Yeshwanth's expertise extends to developing modules in OCR, word detection, and synthetic document generation. His groundbreaking work has been recognized through multiple patents. He also created a few Python libraries. With a passion for disrupting unsupervised and self-supervised learning, Yeshwanth is dedicated to reducing reliance on manual annotation and driving innovative solutions in the field of data science.
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Chapter 5 - Transfer Learning for Image Classification

  1. What are VGG and ResNet pre-trained architectures trained on?
    The images in the Imagenet dataset.
  2. Why does VGG11 have an inferior accuracy to VGG16?
    VGG11 has fewer layers when compared to VGG16.
  3. What does the number 11 in VGG11 represent?
    11 layers.
  4. What is residual in the residual network?
    The layer returns input in addition to the layer's transformation.
  5. What is the advantage of a residual network?
    It helps in avoiding vanishing gradients and also helps in increasing model depth.
  6. What are the various popular pre-trained models?
    VGG, ResNet, Inception, AlexNet.
  7. During transfer learning, why should images be normalized with the same mean and standard deviation as those which were used during training of a pre-trained model?
    Models are trained such that they expect input images to be normalized with a specific mean and standard deviation.
  8. Why do we freeze certain parameters in a model?
    We freeze so that the parameters will not...
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V Kishore Ayyadevara

V Kishore Ayyadevara leads a team focused on using AI to solve problems in the healthcare space. He has 10 years' experience in data science, solving problems to improve customer experience in leading technology companies. In his current role, he is responsible for developing a variety of cutting edge analytical solutions that have an impact at scale while building strong technical teams. Prior to this, Kishore authored three books — Pro Machine Learning Algorithms, Hands-on Machine Learning with Google Cloud Platform, and SciPy Recipes. Kishore is an active learner with keen interest in identifying problems that can be solved using data, simplifying the complexity and in transferring techniques across domains to achieve quantifiable results.
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Yeshwanth Reddy

Yeshwanth is a highly accomplished data scientist manager with 9+ years of experience in deep learning and document analysis. He has made significant contributions to the field, including building software for end-to-end document digitization, resulting in substantial cost savings. Yeshwanth's expertise extends to developing modules in OCR, word detection, and synthetic document generation. His groundbreaking work has been recognized through multiple patents. He also created a few Python libraries. With a passion for disrupting unsupervised and self-supervised learning, Yeshwanth is dedicated to reducing reliance on manual annotation and driving innovative solutions in the field of data science.
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