TensorBoard is the platform for visualizing the graph and other capabilities required to comprehend, troubleshoot, and improve the models. It is a program that offers a machine-learning process with metrics and visuals. In addition, it assists in tracking parameters such as loss and accuracy, graph representation, application integration in lower-dimensional environments, etc.
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Understanding Convolutional Neural Network With TensorFlow: CNN
Copyright: © 2024
|Pages: 24
DOI: 10.4018/978-1-6684-8531-6.ch003
Abstract
In academia and business, deep-learning-based models have exhibited extraordinary performance over the last decade. The learning potential of Convolutional Neural Networks (CNNs) derives from a combination of several feature extraction levels that completely use a vast quantity of input. CNN is an important technique for tackling computer vision issues, although the theories behind its processing efficacy are not yet completely understood. CNN has achieved cutting-edge performance on a variety of datasets in computer vision applications like remote sensing, medical image categorization, facial detection, and object identification. This is due to the efficiency with which they process visual features. This chapter presents the most significant advancements in CNN for efficient processing in computer vision, including convolutional layer configurations, pooling layer approaches, network activation functions, loss functions, normalization approaches, and CNN optimization techniques.