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Derivation of CNN math equations in Matrix format
2019 Community Moderator ElectionCNN for classification giving extreme result probabilitiesRelation between convolution in math and CNNWhat exactly means CNN is position equivariantWhy CNN input images are often square shaped?How do I fix the misshape in a CNN?How to make a CNN predict a continuous value?Derivation of dz[1] for backpropagationTranspose convolution math not working outWrangling data for CNNExtract weight matrix of Convolutional Neural Network in MATLAB
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I've gone through jefkine's website and Jae Seo's articles to get a hold of math behind the famous CNN architecture. Although I understand it in theory, I'm unable to implement in matrix format or to put it straight... In numpy format. After digging through internet like a broken web scraper, I could only understand FC ANN after Andrew Ng tutorial and this, sudeepraja.github.io/Neural/. Can someone please help me understand CNN architecture in similar way?
I'm expecting downvotes and closed as off topic by admins for being naive and dumb. If that's the price I gotta pay to learn... So be it!
neural-network convolution
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I've gone through jefkine's website and Jae Seo's articles to get a hold of math behind the famous CNN architecture. Although I understand it in theory, I'm unable to implement in matrix format or to put it straight... In numpy format. After digging through internet like a broken web scraper, I could only understand FC ANN after Andrew Ng tutorial and this, sudeepraja.github.io/Neural/. Can someone please help me understand CNN architecture in similar way?
I'm expecting downvotes and closed as off topic by admins for being naive and dumb. If that's the price I gotta pay to learn... So be it!
neural-network convolution
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I've gone through jefkine's website and Jae Seo's articles to get a hold of math behind the famous CNN architecture. Although I understand it in theory, I'm unable to implement in matrix format or to put it straight... In numpy format. After digging through internet like a broken web scraper, I could only understand FC ANN after Andrew Ng tutorial and this, sudeepraja.github.io/Neural/. Can someone please help me understand CNN architecture in similar way?
I'm expecting downvotes and closed as off topic by admins for being naive and dumb. If that's the price I gotta pay to learn... So be it!
neural-network convolution
asked Mar 6 at 20:11
JarvisPennyworthJarvisPennyworth
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I've gone through jefkine's website and Jae Seo's articles to get a hold of math behind the famous CNN architecture. Although I understand it in theory, I'm unable to implement in matrix format or to put it straight... In numpy format. After digging through internet like a broken web scraper, I could only understand FC ANN after Andrew Ng tutorial and this, sudeepraja.github.io/Neural/. Can someone please help me understand CNN architecture in similar way?
I'm expecting downvotes and closed as off topic by admins for being naive and dumb. If that's the price I gotta pay to learn... So be it!
neural-network convolution
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I can't explain to you exactly what you want. However, if you got in this link: http://cs231n.github.io/assignments2018/assignment2/ and work on Q4, maybe this is what you are looking for.
answered Mar 6 at 20:15
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I found this. github.com/MahanFathi/CS231/blob/master/assignment2/cs231n/… I don't get it though. youtube.com/… doesn't help either because they don't explain how it all works.
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– JarvisPennyworth
Mar 7 at 17:47
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medium.com/@2017csm1006/… is more along the lines of what I want. I need maxpool version of it too.
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– JarvisPennyworth
Mar 7 at 18:11
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I am a poor coder. I understand that in CNN (LeNet), the equations go like this. Fwd Propagation : Output_of_layer = Convolution(Image,Filter) Back Propagation : error_filter = Convolution(Image, error_from_prev_layer) error_image = Full_Convolution(error_from_prev_layer, rot180(Filter)) How do I code this without numpy in python? How do I scale it up to multiple kernels and multiple channels (RGB)?
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– JarvisPennyworth
Mar 11 at 12:36
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I just want to get into the math of it, architecture of it, the inherent layer pattern applied there and not just fill a template provided by Stanford. I hope you understand my voice.
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I can't explain to you exactly what you want. However, if you got in this link: http://cs231n.github.io/assignments2018/assignment2/ and work on Q4, maybe this is what you are looking for.
answered Mar 6 at 20:15
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3657
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I found this. github.com/MahanFathi/CS231/blob/master/assignment2/cs231n/… I don't get it though. youtube.com/… doesn't help either because they don't explain how it all works.
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– JarvisPennyworth
Mar 7 at 17:47
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medium.com/@2017csm1006/… is more along the lines of what I want. I need maxpool version of it too.
$endgroup$
– JarvisPennyworth
Mar 7 at 18:11
$begingroup$
I am a poor coder. I understand that in CNN (LeNet), the equations go like this. Fwd Propagation : Output_of_layer = Convolution(Image,Filter) Back Propagation : error_filter = Convolution(Image, error_from_prev_layer) error_image = Full_Convolution(error_from_prev_layer, rot180(Filter)) How do I code this without numpy in python? How do I scale it up to multiple kernels and multiple channels (RGB)?
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– JarvisPennyworth
Mar 11 at 12:36
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I just want to get into the math of it, architecture of it, the inherent layer pattern applied there and not just fill a template provided by Stanford. I hope you understand my voice.
$endgroup$
– JarvisPennyworth
Mar 11 at 12:38
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I can't explain to you exactly what you want. However, if you got in this link: http://cs231n.github.io/assignments2018/assignment2/ and work on Q4, maybe this is what you are looking for.
answered Mar 6 at 20:15
Victor OliveiraVictor Oliveira
3657
$endgroup$
$begingroup$
I found this. github.com/MahanFathi/CS231/blob/master/assignment2/cs231n/… I don't get it though. youtube.com/… doesn't help either because they don't explain how it all works.
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– JarvisPennyworth
Mar 7 at 17:47
$begingroup$
medium.com/@2017csm1006/… is more along the lines of what I want. I need maxpool version of it too.
$endgroup$
– JarvisPennyworth
Mar 7 at 18:11
$begingroup$
I am a poor coder. I understand that in CNN (LeNet), the equations go like this. Fwd Propagation : Output_of_layer = Convolution(Image,Filter) Back Propagation : error_filter = Convolution(Image, error_from_prev_layer) error_image = Full_Convolution(error_from_prev_layer, rot180(Filter)) How do I code this without numpy in python? How do I scale it up to multiple kernels and multiple channels (RGB)?
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– JarvisPennyworth
Mar 11 at 12:36
$begingroup$
I just want to get into the math of it, architecture of it, the inherent layer pattern applied there and not just fill a template provided by Stanford. I hope you understand my voice.
$endgroup$
– JarvisPennyworth
Mar 11 at 12:38
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$begingroup$
I can't explain to you exactly what you want. However, if you got in this link: http://cs231n.github.io/assignments2018/assignment2/ and work on Q4, maybe this is what you are looking for.
answered Mar 6 at 20:15
Victor OliveiraVictor Oliveira
3657
$endgroup$
I can't explain to you exactly what you want. However, if you got in this link: http://cs231n.github.io/assignments2018/assignment2/ and work on Q4, maybe this is what you are looking for.
answered Mar 6 at 20:15
Victor OliveiraVictor Oliveira
3657
answered Mar 6 at 20:15
Victor OliveiraVictor Oliveira
3657
answered Mar 6 at 20:15
Victor OliveiraVictor Oliveira
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answered Mar 6 at 20:15
Victor OliveiraVictor Oliveira
3657
3657
$begingroup$
I found this. github.com/MahanFathi/CS231/blob/master/assignment2/cs231n/… I don't get it though. youtube.com/… doesn't help either because they don't explain how it all works.
$endgroup$
– JarvisPennyworth
Mar 7 at 17:47
$begingroup$
medium.com/@2017csm1006/… is more along the lines of what I want. I need maxpool version of it too.
$endgroup$
– JarvisPennyworth
Mar 7 at 18:11
$begingroup$
I am a poor coder. I understand that in CNN (LeNet), the equations go like this. Fwd Propagation : Output_of_layer = Convolution(Image,Filter) Back Propagation : error_filter = Convolution(Image, error_from_prev_layer) error_image = Full_Convolution(error_from_prev_layer, rot180(Filter)) How do I code this without numpy in python? How do I scale it up to multiple kernels and multiple channels (RGB)?
$endgroup$
– JarvisPennyworth
Mar 11 at 12:36
$begingroup$
I just want to get into the math of it, architecture of it, the inherent layer pattern applied there and not just fill a template provided by Stanford. I hope you understand my voice.
$endgroup$
– JarvisPennyworth
Mar 11 at 12:38
add a comment |
$begingroup$
I found this. github.com/MahanFathi/CS231/blob/master/assignment2/cs231n/… I don't get it though. youtube.com/… doesn't help either because they don't explain how it all works.
$endgroup$
– JarvisPennyworth
Mar 7 at 17:47
$begingroup$
medium.com/@2017csm1006/… is more along the lines of what I want. I need maxpool version of it too.
$endgroup$
– JarvisPennyworth
Mar 7 at 18:11
$begingroup$
I am a poor coder. I understand that in CNN (LeNet), the equations go like this. Fwd Propagation : Output_of_layer = Convolution(Image,Filter) Back Propagation : error_filter = Convolution(Image, error_from_prev_layer) error_image = Full_Convolution(error_from_prev_layer, rot180(Filter)) How do I code this without numpy in python? How do I scale it up to multiple kernels and multiple channels (RGB)?
$endgroup$
– JarvisPennyworth
Mar 11 at 12:36
$begingroup$
I just want to get into the math of it, architecture of it, the inherent layer pattern applied there and not just fill a template provided by Stanford. I hope you understand my voice.
$endgroup$
– JarvisPennyworth
Mar 11 at 12:38
$begingroup$
I found this. github.com/MahanFathi/CS231/blob/master/assignment2/cs231n/… I don't get it though. youtube.com/… doesn't help either because they don't explain how it all works.
$endgroup$
– JarvisPennyworth
Mar 7 at 17:47
$begingroup$
I found this. github.com/MahanFathi/CS231/blob/master/assignment2/cs231n/… I don't get it though. youtube.com/… doesn't help either because they don't explain how it all works.
$endgroup$
– JarvisPennyworth
Mar 7 at 17:47
$begingroup$
medium.com/@2017csm1006/… is more along the lines of what I want. I need maxpool version of it too.
$endgroup$
– JarvisPennyworth
Mar 7 at 18:11
$begingroup$
medium.com/@2017csm1006/… is more along the lines of what I want. I need maxpool version of it too.
$endgroup$
– JarvisPennyworth
Mar 7 at 18:11
$begingroup$
I am a poor coder. I understand that in CNN (LeNet), the equations go like this. Fwd Propagation : Output_of_layer = Convolution(Image,Filter) Back Propagation : error_filter = Convolution(Image, error_from_prev_layer) error_image = Full_Convolution(error_from_prev_layer, rot180(Filter)) How do I code this without numpy in python? How do I scale it up to multiple kernels and multiple channels (RGB)?
$endgroup$
– JarvisPennyworth
Mar 11 at 12:36
$begingroup$
I am a poor coder. I understand that in CNN (LeNet), the equations go like this. Fwd Propagation : Output_of_layer = Convolution(Image,Filter) Back Propagation : error_filter = Convolution(Image, error_from_prev_layer) error_image = Full_Convolution(error_from_prev_layer, rot180(Filter)) How do I code this without numpy in python? How do I scale it up to multiple kernels and multiple channels (RGB)?
$endgroup$
– JarvisPennyworth
Mar 11 at 12:36
$begingroup$
I just want to get into the math of it, architecture of it, the inherent layer pattern applied there and not just fill a template provided by Stanford. I hope you understand my voice.
$endgroup$
– JarvisPennyworth
Mar 11 at 12:38
$begingroup$
I just want to get into the math of it, architecture of it, the inherent layer pattern applied there and not just fill a template provided by Stanford. I hope you understand my voice.
$endgroup$
– JarvisPennyworth
Mar 11 at 12:38
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