A survery on CNN transfer learning for image classification
There are various ways a user can go about selecting a Convolutional Neural Net- work model for their work. The user could either self-define a model or use a pre- trained model using Transfer Learning. This work compares the two different ap- proaches and analyzes both approach. The author has a...
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Language: | English |
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Nanyang Technological University
2023
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Online Access: | https://hdl.handle.net/10356/165184 |
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Institution: | Nanyang Technological University |
Language: | English |
Summary: | There are various ways a user can go about selecting a Convolutional Neural Net-
work model for their work. The user could either self-define a model or use a pre-
trained model using Transfer Learning. This work compares the two different ap-
proaches and analyzes both approach. The author has achieved high accuracy val-
ues with both approaches and identified the main draw back of self-defined models
is the amount of computational resources it requires training a model from scratch.
In addition, the author has made a comparison with 15 pre-trained Transfer Learn-
ing models. From the comparisons done on the small food dataset and a larger sized
Caltech101 dataset, the author concluded that the dataset is one of the main deter-
minants of a model’s performance, and deeper CNN model architectures does not
necessarily guarantee better results. |
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