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yann: | ||
version 0.01.01 | ||
version 0.0.1a1 | ||
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* An even easier, simpler and versatile CNN alternative to | ||
[Lasagne](https://github.com/Lasagne/Lasagne) and [Keras](https://keras.io/). | ||
* Promotes easy learnability and practice of theano. | ||
* Modelling by just entries in the boilerplate function. | ||
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## Who is this code most useful for ? | ||
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I wrote this code essentially for my labmates, those who are interested in | ||
starting deep CNNs to make a fast transition into theano. This will also be | ||
useful for industry when teting out prototypes. | ||
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There is a [documentation](http://www.public.asu.edu/~rvenka10/_yann/) | ||
page that has some rudimentary details on how to run the code and how to use it. I | ||
am working on a complete Sphinx Documentation to go on read the docs, but until then, | ||
starting deep CNNs to make a fast transition into theano. It was called samosa then. | ||
Now yann has evolved into a toolbox for CNNs. It is designed as a supplement to an upcoming book on | ||
Convolutional Neural Networks and also the toolbox of choice for a deep learning course. | ||
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Because of this reason, Yann is specifically designed to be intuitive and easy to use for beginners. | ||
That does not compromise Yann of any of its features. It is still a good choice for a toolbox for | ||
running pre-trained models and build complicated, non-vannilla CNN architectures that are not easy | ||
to build with the other toolboxes.This will also be useful for industry when teting out prototypes. | ||
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There is a [documentation](http://yann.readthedocs.io/en/latest/) | ||
page that has some details on how to run the code and how to use it. I | ||
am working on a more complete Sphinx Documentation but until then, | ||
this is all I have. Contact me if you had trouble. | ||
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Thanks for using the code, hope you had fun. | ||
For a quick start into the toolbox, you can use this | ||
[guide](http://yann.readthedocs.io/en/latest/#quick-start). | ||
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Thanks for using the code, hope you had fun. | ||
Ragav Venkatesan | ||
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http://www.public.asu.edu/~rvenka10 | ||
http://www.ragav.net |