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Grab the tissues. This is a tail of my MacBook Pro, a GPU, and the CUDAMat library — and it doesn’t have a happy ending. Two weeks ago I posted a Geting Started with Deep Learning and Python guide. The…
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Originally I had intended on doing a followup post on my Getting Started with Deep Learning Guide, but due to some unfortunate personal events, I wasn’t able to complete the blog post. But don’t worry…I still have a really great…
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Update – January 27, 2015: Based on the feedback from commenters, I have updated the source code in the download to include the original MNIST dataset! No external downloads required! Update – March 2015, 2015: The nolearn package has now…
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Last Updated on July 1, 2021 Would you have guessed that I’m a stamp collector? Just kidding. I’m not. But let’s play a little game of pretend. Let’s pretend that we have a huge dataset of stamp images. And we…
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Tragic. Heartbreaking. Unbearable. These are the three words that I would use to describe my past week. About a week ago, a close childhood friend of mine passed away in a tragic car accident. I went to elementary school and…
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Building a document scanner with OpenCV can be accomplished in just three simple steps: Step 1: Detect edges. Step 2: Use the edges in the image to find the contour (outline) representing the piece of paper being scanned. Step 3:…
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Last updated on July 4, 2021. 4:18am. Alarm blaring. Still dark outside. The bed is warm. And the floor will feel so cold on my bare feet. But I got out of bed. I braved the morning, and I took…
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So last night I went out for a few drinks with my colleague, James, a fellow computer vision researcher who I have known for years. You see, James likes to party. He’s a “go hard” type of guy. He wanted…
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Today I dropped a boat-load of money on a shiny new Next Desk Terra standing desk. Now why did I do this? Why would I turn my pockets inside out and spend what little money I have on an ultra-expensive…
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