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For questions about image classification: a decision problem where an algorithm must decide to which class ('cat', 'chair', 'tree') an input image belongs.

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I encountered a problem with metrics fading after the first training epoch. During the first epoch, the model training proceeds normally. The loss metrics decrease, and the accuracy increases. The ...
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I'm using a CNN classification model that I trained to identify phytoplankton classes from png images. The images in the training set do not contain a scale bar. However, some of the datasets I want ...
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I'm trying to train a CNN model to identify phytoplankton species from a training set. During preprocessing, the images are resized to 224x224, which seems to be stretching or compressing the object ...
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To be clear, I shuffled my data when I trained it. It is only the testing data that I modified to be unshuffled, and found that accuracy tanks. (i also used the same data for training and for testing)
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I'm going to perform data point pattern recognition. The ideal shape of the scatter plot looks like this. Now, suppose I have about 10,000 different samples, the following 3 images are the "...
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I'm working on a binary classification task where the goal is to determine whether a tissue contains malignant cells Each instance in my dataset consists of a microscope image of the cell a small set ...
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I’m working on a binary classification problem in a biomedical context, with ~15,000 instances. Each instance corresponds to a single biological sample (a cell), and for each sample I have three co-...
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I am training an DensNet model on medical dataset which has gold standards as per annotation. After training i noticed accuracy is just 60%. Later i performed following changes but still no luck. ...
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Short version: 100% training accuracy, 75-79% testing accuracy Long version: I'm a data science noob and my project is to create an ensemble model of 3 to classify retinal fundus (eye) images to 6 ...
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I am reading a preprint by Linse et al. that provides an image of pre-specified edge filters that are 1x3x3 for which the various constraints are $\sum_i w_i=0$ and $\sum_i |w_i|=1$. (the authors ...
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I am a beginner self-learning machine learning and I'm currently dealing with a binary classification problem. I made a binary classifier with a basic neural network and I did some experiments with ...
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I worked with a breast cancer ultrasound image dataset containing 432 benign cases, 210 malignant cases, and 133 normal cases. Initially, I used a pretrained ResNet-50 model, which yielded the ...
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I had been training a model to classify a bunch of different images by different labels, namely 2 at first, and if it was working well, I would add more labels to train. I've gotten good results from ...
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My project involves classifying printed numerical characters from real-life essays. My dataset includes 11 classes ('0' - '10'), with the label '10' representing the '/' symbol. The issue is that ...
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I am building a classifying model to predict images over 3 classes. The data is balanced, with 10.5k images for train ( 3.5k for each ), 3k validation images ( 1k each ). I increased my ...
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