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Introduction to Convolutions with TensorFlow
GSP632
Overview
A convolution is a filter that passes over an image, processes it, and extracts features that show a commonality in the image. In this lab you explore convolution filters. You learn what they are and how they work by processing an image to extract features from it! You also explore pooling, which compresses your image and further emphasizes the features.
Objectives
In this lab, you will learn how to:
- Load and draw an image from scipy, an open source Python library used for scientific and technical computing
- Create a filter as a 3x3 array and a convolution and see the effects on the image
- Run a pooling to see how it affects the output
Prerequisites
Although this is a self-standing lab, to maximize your learning consider taking these labs before taking this one:
Setup and requirements
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Task 1. Open Vertex Notebook instance
For this lab, a Vertex Notebook instance configured with JupyterLab and many machine learning frameworks has been pre-provisioned for you.
Navigate to it and and open it:
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In the Cloud Console, navigate to Vertex AI > Workbench.
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Click on User-managed-notebooks tab.
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Click OPEN JUPYTERLAB next to the name of your pre-provisioned Vertex Notebook instance. It may take a few minutes for the OPEN JUPYTERLAB option to appear.
Task 2. Navigate to lab notebook
- In your Vertex Notebook, navigate to the following directory:
training-data-analyst/self-paced-labs/learning-tensorflow/introduction_to_convolutions/
- Open CLS_Vertex_AI_Intro_to_CNN.ipynb
- Continue the lab in the notebook, and run each cell by clicking the Run (
) icon at the top of the screen. Alternatively, you can execute the code in a cell with SHIFT + ENTER.
Read the narrative and make sure you understand what's happening in each cell.
Click Check my progress to verify the objective.
Congratulations!
This concluded the self-paced lab, Introduction to Convolutions with TensorFlow. You launched the convolutions notebook and explored convolutions and pooling.
Next steps / learn more
- Learn more about TensorFlow at Getting started: training and prediction with TensorFlow Estimator.
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Manual Last Updated July 22, 2024
Lab Last Tested July 22, 2024
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