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04 Mar

PyTorch Geometric Temporal: What Is it & Your InDepth Guide

PyTorch Geometric Temporal is a temporal extension of PyTorch Geometric(PyG) framework, which we have covered in our previous article. This open-source python library’s central idea is more or less the same as Pytorch Geometric but with temporal data. Like PyG, PyTorch Geometric temporal is also licensed under MIT. It contains many dynamic and temporal state-of-the-art…

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04 Mar

PyTorch Geometric Temporal: What Is it & Your InDepth Guide

PyTorch Geometric Temporal is a temporal extension of PyTorch Geometric(PyG) framework, which we have covered in our previous article. This open-source python library’s central idea is more or less the same as Pytorch Geometric but with temporal data. Like PyG, PyTorch Geometric temporal is also licensed under MIT. It contains many dynamic and temporal state-of-the-art…

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04 Mar

Hands-On Guide to PyTorch Geometric (With Python Code)

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Released under MIT license, built on PyTorch, PyTorch Geometric(PyG) is a python framework for deep learning on irregular structures like graphs, point clouds and manifolds, a.k.a Geometric Deep Learning and contains much relational learning and 3D data processing methods. Graph Neural Network(GNN) is one of the widely used representations learning methods but the implementation of…

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04 Mar

Hands-On Guide to PyTorch Geometric (With Python Code)

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Released under MIT license, built on PyTorch, PyTorch Geometric(PyG) is a python framework for deep learning on irregular structures like graphs, point clouds and manifolds, a.k.a Geometric Deep Learning and contains much relational learning and 3D data processing methods. Graph Neural Network(GNN) is one of the widely used representations learning methods but the implementation of…

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02 Mar

Comprehensive Guide to DALL-E By OpenAI: Creating Images from Text

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Transformers is all the attention, we need right now! OpenAI has recently released their text-to-image generation model based on transformers architecture called DALL-E. The name of this model is inspired from surrealist Salvador Dali and the robot from Wall-E. DALL-E is a neural network that creates images from text( that can be expressed in natural…

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02 Mar

Comprehensive Guide to DALL-E By OpenAI: Creating Images from Text

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Transformers is all the attention, we need right now! OpenAI has recently released their text-to-image generation model based on transformers architecture called DALL-E. The name of this model is inspired from surrealist Salvador Dali and the robot from Wall-E. DALL-E is a neural network that creates images from text( that can be expressed in natural…

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01 Mar

What Is Meta-Learning via Learned Losses (with Python Code)

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Facebook AI Research (FAIR) research on meta-learning has majorly classified into two types:  First, methods that can learn representation for generalization. Second, methods that can optimize models. We have thoroughly discussed the type first in our previous article MBIRL. For this post, we are going to give a brief introduction to the second type. Last…

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26 Feb

Guide to MBIRL – Model Based Inverse Reinforcement Learning

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Finding a good reward function for optimal policy in reinforcement learning is often challenging, and Inverse Reinforcement Learning(IRL) handles this limitation very well. In IRL, we try to find the agent’s objective, optimal reward function based on behaviour or demonstration from the past and bootstrap the learning process. In this article, we are going to…

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25 Feb

Mastering Atari with Discrete World Models: DreamerV2

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In alliance with Deep Mind and the University of Toronto, Google has released DreamerV2, the very first Reinforcement Learning agent that achieves human-level Atari performance. The paper was released under this name: Mastering Atari with Discrete World Models by Danijar Hafner, Timothy Lillicrap, Mohammad Norouzi, Jimmy Ba. Reinforcement Learning methods have made quite a progress…

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24 Feb

Generating High Resolution Images Using Transformers

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Transformers are known for their long-range interactions with sequential data and are easily adaptable to different tasks, be it Natural Language Processing, Computer Vision or audio. Transformers are free to learn all complex relationships in the given input as they do not contain any inductive bias, unlike Convolution Neural Networks(CNN). This on the one hand…

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