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December 8, 2016

Comparing Symbolic Deep Learning Frameworks

Filed under: Deep Learning,Machine Learning — Patrick Durusau @ 9:32 pm

Deep Learning Part 1: Comparison of Symbolic Deep Learning Frameworks by Anusua Trivedi.

From the post:

This blog series is based on my upcoming talk on re-usability of Deep Learning Models at the Hadoop+Strata World Conference in Singapore. This blog series will be in several parts – where I describe my experiences and go deep into the reasons behind my choices.

Deep learning is an emerging field of research, which has its application across multiple domains. I try to show how transfer learning and fine tuning strategy leads to re-usability of the same Convolution Neural Network model in different disjoint domains. Application of this model across various different domains brings value to using this fine-tuned model.

In this blog (Part1), I describe and compare the commonly used open-source deep learning frameworks. I dive deep into different pros and cons for each framework, and discuss why I chose Theano for my work.

Your mileage may vary but a great starting place!

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