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| ![Snellen Chart for Mathematica users][1] A Snellen chart is an eye chart that can be used to measure visual acuity. Here is one, especially for MATHEMATICA users! Have fun ;-) Wolfgang &[Wolfram Notebook][2] [1]:... |
| Aim: Is to apply ResNet-50 to classify different categories of flowers ![Image Collage of flower data set][1] Methods: This data set of the University Oxford (http://www.robots.ox.ac.uk/~vgg/data/flowers/17/index.html) contains n = 1360 flowers... |
| The Wolfram Neural Net repository offers ResNET-50, a very successful net to identify the main object in an image. After downloading the net, I wanted to learn about the structure of the NetEncoder NetExtract[pred, "Input"] Mathematica... |
| Hi, I recommend to apply a machine learning algorithm. In a first step you make the correct annotations on your own in a training sample. This means you draw the line for the nuclei. In a second step you use this training sample and apply U-net... |
| Is Wolfram Cloud going to support GPU training? Is there any other possibility for training a neural net (in WL) on a cloud like AWS, Floydhub, or so? I think this concerns lots of people. |
| Congratulations and many thanks for all your efforts, suggestions. Especially, I do really like the idea to illustrate and animate the training process. For some applications, it might be interesting to use the segmented regions as boundaries for... |
| Hi Ali, Martijn and Matteo Thanks for your very valuable ideas and suggestions! I have applied your ideas to segment human blast data and found it works excellently. Data can be found [here]. Images can easily be resized such that training... |
| Another possibility is to use a Mongo database --- as it is described in the same link I gave above. |
| "Is there a Wolfram Player Pro trial license available?" I want to test it for a limited time and simply want to try it out. |
| One the one hand we have worldwide users with strong knowledge in *Wolfram language*, *Mathematica* and so and on the other hand we have a worldwide experts in all *kind of sciences* (astronomy, biolgical sciences, Chemistry, ....), ... |