https://github.com/csinva/dnn-experiments

A set of scripts and experiments making it easier to analyze deep learning empirically.

https://github.com/csinva/dnn-experiments

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ai artificial-intelligence cifar computer-vision deep-learning machine-learning ml mnist neural-network polynomial python pytorch sparse-coding statistics theory
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A set of scripts and experiments making it easier to analyze deep learning empirically.

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  • Host: GitHub
  • Owner: csinva
  • Language: Jupyter Notebook
  • Default Branch: master
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ai artificial-intelligence cifar computer-vision deep-learning machine-learning ml mnist neural-network polynomial python pytorch sparse-coding statistics theory
Created over 7 years ago · Last pushed over 5 years ago
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understanding how deep learning works

this repo contains code for running a variety of different experiments attempting to understand deep learning via empirical experiments

organization

  • each folder contains a readme with code documentation, as well as comments in the code
  • the visionfit and visionanalyze folders detail a number of experiments on multilayer perceptrons and convolutional neural networks using various datasets including MNIST, CIFAR, and custom datasets
  • the sparse_coding folder contains code for running and analyzing sparse coding on different sets of images
  • the mog folder contain code examples for fitting synthetic datasets generated as mixtures of Gaussians
  • the poly_fit folder contains code for fitting simple 1D polynomials
  • the scripts folder contains scripts for launching jobs on a slurm cluster
  • the eda folder contains minimum working examples for simple setups with various pytorch and scikit-learn functions

requirements

  • the code is all tested in python3 and pytorch 1.0

running

  • the scripts folder contains sample slurm scripts for launching jobs on a cluster
  • most of the experiments are time-consuming and should be parallelized over many machines
  • to do so, ssh into one of the scf nodes (e.g. legolas) and run module load python
  • set the parameters you want to sweep as lists in one of the submit*.py files
  • then run this file and it will automatically launch slurm jobs for each set of parameters

Owner

  • Name: Chandan Singh
  • Login: csinva
  • Kind: user
  • Location: Microsoft research
  • Company: Senior researcher

Senior researcher @Microsoft interpreting ML models in science and medicine. PhD from UC Berkeley.

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