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MNIST is a database of handwritten digits collected by Yann Lecun, a famous computer scientist, when he was working at AT&T-Bell Labs on the problem of automation of check readings for banks. The data set is a benchmark widely used in machine learning research. Due to its small size it is also widely used for educational purposes.s based on C++ but provides APIs for Python and Matlab.

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I am training a machine learning model to classify digits in order to detect and solve a Sudoku puzzle. Here’s the approach I followed: This is the pipeline I am following: Classifier training: I ...
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My project involves classifying printed numerical characters from real-life essays. My dataset includes 11 classes ('0' - '10'), with the label '10' representing the '/' symbol. The issue is that ...
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I have been working on a self-made Conv Net for some time. In addition to my network taking multiple epochs to increase the test-set accuracy, the accuracy flatlines at about 60% around 30 Epochs. ...
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I'm new to machine learning and pytorch and any insight would be greatly appreciated. I've been playing around with the MNIST number recognition dataset and thought it would be interesting to train ...
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I've been trying to train a vanilla GAN(for MNIST) for a few days, and nothing works. I've tried a lot of different layers, hyperparameters, and more, but every time the discriminator's loss decreases(...
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It seems that its well known that the MNIST handwritten digit dataset contains quite a few examples where the labels are clearly wrong and correspond to the wrong digit, some examples of people ...
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I want to predict MNIST labels in a binary setting using a simple MLP model (0 for digits 0-4 and 1 for 5-9). For the train and test data, I randomly flip 25% of the labels. Is the maximum achievable ...
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I am developing an ANN from scratch which classifies MNIST digits. These are the curves I get using only one hidden layer composed of 100 neurons activated by ...
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