
Interpreting Computer Vision Models
In this tutorial, we look at various methodologies that facilitate and aid the interpretation of several computer vision models, including LIME, SHAP, Grad-CAM, Guided Grad-CAM, and Expected Gradients.
In this tutorial, we look at various methodologies that facilitate and aid the interpretation of several computer vision models, including LIME, SHAP, Grad-CAM, Guided Grad-CAM, and Expected Gradients.
Follow our latest tutorial to see how to implement use Colossal AI with Gradient Notebooks to train a ResNet34 classifier on a multi-GPU machine.
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Follow part 2 of this tutorial series to see how to train a classification model for object localization using CNN's and PyTorch. Then see how to save and convert the model to ONNX.
In part one of this series on object localization with pytorch, you will learn the theory behind object localization, and learn how to set up the dataset for the task.
Follow this guide to learn how to integrate the Weights and Biases API with your code in Gradient Notebooks! Readers should expect to learn how to get started with Weights and Biases, how to integrate it with Gradient, and how to log your training results in Weights and Biases via Gradient.