deeplearning2020
Begleitendes Python Package zum Kurs Eine praktische Einführung in Deep Learning für Computer Vision auf OpenHPI.
$ pip install --upgrade deeplearning2020
In einem jupyter notebook wie Google Colab geht das mit
!pip install --upgrade deeplearning2020
Das Package enthält einige von uns bereitgestellte Hilfsfunktionen und erlaubt es euch, eure für die Übungen trainierten keras Modelle zur Bewertung abzugeben.
Nutzung der Hilfsfunktionen
from deeplearning2020 import helpers
helpers.plot_predictions(...) # Beispiel
Nutzung zur Übungsabgabe
from deeplearning2020 import Submission
Submission('<token>', '<assignment-id>', model).submit()
Der <token> und die <assignment-id> wird dir für die Abgabe mitgeteilt.
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