Classification

A simple PyTorch neural network model used to fit onto a dataset. It consists of 2 colours (red and blue) all placed in various places with an obvious dividing line (to a human, atleast). These are contained in multiple datasets in ./datasets stored as numpy files.

Prerequisites

You will need Python, along with these modules:

• Matplotlib
• PyTorch
• Numpy Install them via python -m pip install matplotlib pytorch numpy.

Making your own dataset

The makeData.py module can be ran directly. Upon running, it will ask for the name of the dataset you are creating. After entering, left clicking will create a red dot at the given position, whereas right clicking will create a blue dot. Once you are done, close the matplotlib window -- not the python program itself -- and the dataset should appear in ./datasets/your_dataset_name.npz.

Training your model

Constants

There are some constants which you can adjust:

• BATCH_SIZE (default 128): The number of samples to be used in each batch.
• LEARNING_RATE (default 0.01): The learning rate of the model.
• EPOCHS (default 4000): The number of times the model will be trained on the entire dataset.
• EPOCH_DIVISOR (default 100): The number of epochs to wait before printing the loss.
• DATASET_NAME (default "clusters"): The name of the dataset to be used. You may make your own.
• LOSS_FUNCTION (default nn.MSELoss()): The loss function to be used.
• CMAP (default pl.cm.get_cmap("coolwarm")): The colour map to be used for the plot when displaying decision boundaries

Training

To train the model after adjusting the constants, run python main.py. The model will be trained and the loss will be printed every EPOCH_DIVISOR epochs. Once the model is trained, the decision boundary (along with loss history) will be displayed in an animation showing the models progress.