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Package for applying gradient descent optimization algorithms

Project description

gradient-descent

gradient-descent is a package that contains different gradient-based algorithms, usually used to optimize Neural Networks and other machine learning models. The package contains the following algorithms:

  • Gradients Descent
  • Momentum
  • RMSprop
  • Nasterov accelerated gradient
  • Adam

The package purpose is to facilitate the user experience when using optimization algorithms and to allow the users to have a better intuition about how this black-boxes algorithms works.

This is an open-source project, any feedback, improvement ideas, and contributors are welcome.

Installation

Dependencies

  • Python (>= 3.6)
  • NumPy (>= 1.13.3)
  • Matplotlib (>=3.2.1)

User installation

pip install gradient-descent

Development

All contributors of all levels are welcome to help in any possible away.

Souce Code

git clone https://github.com/DanielDaCosta/gradient-descent.git

Tests

pytest tests

TO DO

The package is still on its early days and there are a lot of improvements to make:

  • Build new optimization algorithms
  • Extend its use for multivariable functions
  • New ideas of functions for better usability
  • Improve Documentation

Acknowledgements

First of all I would like to thank Hammad Shaikh by his well documented and very well explained GitHub repository Math of Machine Learning Course by Siraj

I would like to appreciate the help of the following contents and articles in the package development:

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