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Convolutional neural networks are better suited for object recognition in digital
images than the traditional programming

We have an image for an input, followed by convolutional layers.

Each convolutional layer is followed by a pooling layer.

RGB Images - The image is a grid of pixels and can be described using three
matrices/ channels (red, green, blue)

Convolutions

In the convolutional layer, the CNN learns a useful kernel for each feature
map

involves procedurally running kernels (masks) over regions of pixels in
a digital image

Convolutional neural networks are much more efficient by learning
kernels that can be universally applied to the entire image instead of
weights for every individual pixel and channel.

.The convolution is the sum of the multiplication of the weights by the pixel
values.

we can interpret the convolution as a neuron and the weights in the
kernel as the weights in the neuron

Use backpropagation for automatically train the weights

Activation function - ReLU is usually used

Convolution + ReLU = one activation map

Kernels

Where do kernels(masks) come from?

In the past, they were human - engineered




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, With a convolutional neural network, we can use machine learning to
find useful kernels instead.

How does a kernel transform an image?

By linearly combining pixel regions

If we look at the kernel and pixels as a vector, the new pixel value
becomes their dot product.

Common kernels

Gaussian Blur - Gives nearby pixels a larger weight than ones that are
further away

Sharpen filter - The sum of pixels in the mask is one, so no need to
normalize

Edge detection- Use two convolutional kernels together

Stride length determines the step size of the kernel across the input
(horizontal and vertical)

Padding




Pooling

Go through the CNN and apply dimensionality reduction

Max pooling

Take the max value from a local neighborhood of the activation map

Only focus on the strongest activations




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