DeepModels

This repository is mainly for implementing and testing state-of-the-art deep learning models since 2012 when AlexNet has emerged. It will provide pre-trained models on each dataset later.

In order to try with state-of-the-art deep learning models, datasets to be fed into and training methods should be also come along. This repository comes with three main parts, Dataset, Model, and Trainer to ease this process.

Dataset and model should be provided to a trainer, and then the trainer knows how to run training, resuming where the last training is left off, and transfer learning.

Dependencies

• numpy >= 1.14.5
• scikit-image >= 0.12.3
• tensorflow >= 1.6
• tqdm >= 4.11.2
• urllib3 >= 1.23

# install all the requirements.

pip install -r requirements.txt

Pre-defined Classes

Datasets

• MNIST
  • 10 classes of handwritten digits images in size of 28x28
  • 60,000 training images, 10,000 testing images
• CIFAR-10
  • 10 classes of colored images in size of 32x32
  • 50,000 training images, 10,000 testing images
  • 6,000 images per class
• CIFAR-100
  • 100 classes of colored images in size of 32x32
  • 600 images per class
  • 500 training images, 100 testing images per class
• Things to be added
  • STL-10
  • ImageNet

Models

• AlexNet | [CODE]
• VGG (model type = [A | A-LRN | B | C | D | E]) | [CODE]
  • A: 11 layers, A-LRN: 11 layers with LRN (Local Response Normalization)
  • B: 13 layers, C: 13 layers with additional convolutional layer whose kernel size is 1x1
  • D: 16 layers (known as VGG16)
  • E: 19 layers (known as VGG19)
• Inception V1 (GoogLeNet) | [CODE]
• Residual Network (model type = [18 | 34 | 50 | 101 | 152]) | [CODE]
• Things to be added
  • Inception V2
  • Inception V3
  • Inception V4
  • Inception+Resnet

Trainers

• ClfTrainer: Trainer for image classification like ILSVRC

Pre-trained accuracy (coming soon)

• AlexNet
• VGG
• Inception V1 (GoogLeNet)

Example Usage Code Blocks

Define hyper-parameters

learning_rate = 0.0001
epochs = 1
batch_size = 64

Train from nothing

from dataset.cifar10_dataset import Cifar10

from models.googlenet import GoogLeNet
from trainers.clftrainer import ClfTrainer

inceptionv1 = GoogLeNet()
cifar10_dataset = Cifar10()
trainer = ClfTrainer(inceptionv1, cifar10_dataset)
trainer.run_training(epochs, batch_size, learning_rate,
                     './inceptionv1-cifar10.ckpt')

Train from where left off

from dataset.cifar10_dataset import Cifar10

from models.googlenet import GoogLeNet
from trainers.clftrainer import ClfTrainer

inceptionv1 = GoogLeNet()
cifar10_dataset = Cifar10()
trainer = ClfTrainer(inceptionv1, cifar10_dataset)
trainer.resume_training_from_ckpt(epochs, batch_size, learning_rate,
                                  './inceptionv1-cifar10.ckpt-1', './new-inceptionv1-cifar10.ckpt')

Transfer Learning

from dataset.cifar100_dataset import Cifar100

from models.googlenet import GoogLeNet
from trainers.clftrainer import ClfTrainer

inceptionv1 = GoogLeNet()
cifar10_dataset = Cifar100()
trainer = ClfTrainer(inceptionv1, cifar10_dataset)
trainer.run_transfer_learning(epochs, batch_size, learning_rate,
                              './new-inceptionv1-cifar10.ckpt-1', './inceptionv1-ciafar100.ckpt')

Testing

from dataset.cifar100_dataset import Cifar100

from models.googlenet import GoogLeNet
from trainers.clftrainer import ClfTrainer

# prepare images to test
images = ...

inceptionv1 = GoogLeNet()
cifar10_dataset = Cifar100()
trainer = ClfTrainer(inceptionv1, cifar10_dataset)
results = trainer.run_testing(images, './inceptionv1-ciafar100.ckpt-1')

Basic Workflow

1. Define/Instantiate a dataset
2. Define/Instantiate a model
3. Define/Instantiate a trainer with the dataset and the model
4. Begin training/resuming/transfer learning

References

• CNN Receptive Field Calculator
• A Simple Guide to the Versions of the Inception Network
• UNDERSTANDING RESIDUAL NETWORKS