CAP5415 Computer Vision - UCF CRCV
CAP5415
Computer Vision
Yogesh S Rawat
yogesh@ucf.edu
HEC-241
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CAP5415 - Lecture 8
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PyTorch Tutorial - I
Lecture 8
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Deep learning libraries
? Torch (Lua):
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? PyTorch (Python)
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? TensorFlow (Python and C++):
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? Theano (Python)
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? Keras
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PyTorch Tensor
? Similar to NumPy arrays
import torch
? They can also be used on a GPU
x=torch.rand(2,3)
y=torch.rand(3,3)
? Faster computation
? Random matrix
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print x
print y
CAP5415 - Lecture 8
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PyTorch Tensor
? Similar to NumPy arrays
import torch
? They can also be used on a GPU
? Faster computation
? All zeros
? Directly from data
x = torch.zeros(5, 3)
x = torch.tensor([5.5, 3])
print x.size()
? Size of a tensor
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