I was reading in Bart Kosko’s book: Fuzzy Thinking, where he mentioned that in much of our science, math, logic, and culture, we have assumed a world of blacks and whites that doesn’t change. In other words, everything is either true or false. …

In an interview I conducted with Jürgen Schmidhuber, a German computer scientist and artist known for his work in many fields including machine learning, Artificial Intelligence (AI), and artificial neural networks, I asked him where he sees Deep Learning (a form of machine learning) in the coming 10-years. I got…

Deep Learning is a very hot topic nowadays, either in academia or industry. Big companies like Google and Facebook are relying heavily on Deep Learning, and academia is using this technology to solve complex research problems for its state-of-the-art solutions. Talking about the usage of Deep Learning with skin cancer…

I will be sharing a script using Keras for training a Convolutional Neural Network (CNN) with transfer learning for melanoma detection. You can find the code in this GitHub repository. In the previous post, the CNN was trained from scratch without augmenting the data. Before proceeding, make sure that you…

I will be sharing a script using Keras for training a Convolutional Neural Network (CNN) from scratch for melanoma detection. You can view the code from this GitHub repository. Before proceeding however, make sure that you structure the data as follows (the numbers represent the number of images in each…

I will be sharing a script using Keras for training a Convolutional Neural Network (CNN) from scratch with data augmentation for melanoma detection. You can view the code from this GitHub repository. In the previous post, the CNN was trained from scratch without augmenting the data. Before proceeding, make sure…

I used a Generative Adversarial Network (GAN) to generate melanoma images, and named the code GANMole. You can find the code on the GANMole GitHub repository. I used 374 images to train the GAN, and have resized the images to 32x32 due to the resource exhaustion I get faced with on the GPU I’m using when going with higher resolution images. You can download the images from, here. I would like to mention that I have renamed the images into sequenced number images, that is 0.jpg, 1.jpg, 2.jpg, …, 373.jpg. You can use this script to rename the image file names to sequence number names.

So in Part-I I gave a simple introduction on what linear regression is and how we can find the equation of the best fit line for our data. In this post, I will show you how to implement the task we worked on in Part-I in PyTorch. …

The term linear regression might seem a bit complex at first, but don’t worry, it is a simple but powerful concept. Let us go through an example to understand the concept better. I will throw some random data here and see what happens. Say that we have two variables h…