Deep Learning, NLP, NMT, AI, ML
A Simple Neural Network from scratch in Python using the Pymathrix library.Check the Pymathrix documentation. Usage Import the Pymathrix library into your python code: >> inputs = px.matrix(1, 3) >>> inputs.assign([1, 1, -1])” readability=”10″> >>> inputs = px.matrix(1, 3) >>> inputs.assign([1, 1, -1]) Create the neural network object:
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Read morePython Chat Application ( Please Star this if you like this or have used this . It’s free 🙂 ) Table of Contents ChatterPatter is a simple GUI based chat application which includes both SERVER AND CLIENT scirpts in same application. Simple in front , complex in back . So complex that even the developer fears going through it again and again.Developed solely on Python. Python Libraries and Modules Used Sockets Threading Tkinter (Tabs , Listbox , Labels , Entry […]
Read moreMeasure edit distance based on keyboard layout. Introduction Default edit distances, such as the Levenshtein distance, don’t differentiate between characters. The distance between two characters is either 0 or 1. This package allows you to measure edit distances by taking into account keyboard layouts. The scope is purposefully limited to alphabetical, numeric, and punctuation keys. That’s because this package is meant to assist in analyzing user inputs — e.g. for spelling correction in a search engine. The goal of this […]
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By the end of the year, Meta AI (previously Facebook AI) published a pre-print introducing a multilingual version of GPT-3 called XGLM. As its title – Few-shot Learning with Multilingual Language Models – suggests, it explores the few-shot learning capabilities. The main takeaways are: Good news: It is indeed possible to train such a model and it works somehow. Bad news 1: Cross-lingual transfer of few-shot learned tasks is not as good as I would expect. Bad news 2: Huge […]
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Project Page | Video | Paper Official PyTorch implementation of BACON.BACON: Band-limited Coordinate Networks for Multiscale Scene RepresentationDavid B. Lindell*,Dave Van Veen,Jeong Joon Park,Gordon WetzsteinStanford University Quickstart To setup a conda environment use these commands conda env create -f environment.yml conda activate bacon # download all datasets python download_datasets.py Now you can train networks to fit a 1D function, images, signed distance fields, or neural radiance fields with the following commands.
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This repository contains the code (in PyTorch) for the “FADNet++” paper. Contents Introduction Usage Results Acknowledgement Contacts Introduction We propose an efficient and accurate deep network for disparity estimation named FADNet with three main features: It exploits efficient 2D based correlation layers with stacked blocks to preserve fast computation. It combines the residual structures to make the deeper model easier to learn. It contains multi-scale predictions so as to exploit a multi-scale weight scheduling training technique to improve the accuracy. […]
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deepstream python play rtsp h264 n gstreamer python play rtsp h264 and h265 n common=> deepstream_python_apps=>apps n dstest3_pgie_config.txt ： test pgie n deepstream_rtsp_h264.py ：play one rtsp h264 n deepstream_rtsps_h264.py ：play Multiple rtsp h264 n deepstream_videos_h264.py ：play Multiple video h264 n gstreamer_test_h264.py ：play one rtsp h264 n gstreamer_test_h265.py ：play one rtsp h265 n GitHub View Github
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Covid-polygraph, a set of Machine Learning-driven fact-checking tools that aim to address the issue of misleading information related to COVID-19. Project is extended based on our CS3244 Team Projectand more on code reference and reuse can be found in the Offline Training Pipeline Repository. How to run the backend code To run the code, use Docker: docker build . -t covid-polygraph:latest Afterwards, you can start the backend locally using the docker image built. For our team, we deploy this image […]
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Visrl (pronounced “visceral”) is a simple wrapper to analyse and visualise reinforcement learning agents’ behaviour in the environment. Reinforcement learning requires a lot of overhead code to inspect an agent’s behaviour visually, typically through env.render(). Visrl allows users to easily intervene and switch between agent control and human control, and allows inserting a breakpoint in the game state to pause only at a relevant state of interest. Features Set action hotkeys Human intervention: Take actions 1 step at a time […]
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