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  • The Global ETD Search service is a free service for researchers to find electronic theses and dissertations. This service is provided by the Networked Digital Library of Theses and Dissertations.
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Deep Learning för klassificering av kundsupport-ärenden

Jonsson, Max January 2020 (has links)
Företag och organisationer som tillhandahåller kundsupport via e-post kommer över tid att samla på sig stora mängder textuella data. Tack vare kontinuerliga framsteg inom Machine Learning ökar ständigt möjligheterna att dra nytta av tidigare insamlat data för att effektivisera organisationens framtida supporthantering. Syftet med denna studie är att analysera och utvärdera hur Deep Learning kan användas för att automatisera processen att klassificera supportärenden. Studien baseras på ett svenskt företags domän där klassificeringarna sker inom företagets fördefinierade kategorier. För att bygga upp ett dataset extraherades supportärenden inkomna via e-post (par av rubrik och meddelande) från företagets supportdatabas, där samtliga ärenden tillhörde en av nio distinkta kategorier. Utvärderingen gjordes genom att analysera skillnaderna i systemets uppmätta precision då olika metoder för datastädning användes, samt då de neurala nätverken byggdes upp med olika arkitekturer. En avgränsning gjordes att endast undersöka olika typer av Convolutional Neural Networks (CNN) samt Recurrent Neural Networks (RNN) i form av både enkel- och dubbelriktade Long Short Time Memory (LSTM) celler. Resultaten från denna studie visar ingen ökning i precision för någon av de undersökta datastädningsmetoderna. Dock visar resultaten att en begränsning av den använda ordlistan heller inte genererar någon negativ effekt. En begränsning av ordlistan kan fortfarande vara användbar för att minimera andra effekter så som exempelvis träningstiden, och eventuellt även minska risken för överanpassning. Av de undersökta nätverksarkitekturerna presterade CNN bättre än RNN på det använda datasetet. Den mest gynnsamma nätverksarkitekturen var ett nätverk med en konvolution per pipeline som för två olika test-set genererade precisioner på 79,3 respektive 75,4 procent. Resultaten visar också att några kategorier är svårare för nätverket att klassificera än andra, eftersom dessa inte är tillräckligt distinkta från resterande kategorier i datasetet. / Companies and organizations providing customer support via email will over time grow a big corpus of text documents. With advances made in Machine Learning the possibilities to use this data to improve the customer support efficiency is steadily increasing. The aim of this study is to analyze and evaluate the use of Deep Learning methods for automizing the process of classifying support errands. This study is based on a Swedish company’s domain where the classification was made within the company’s predefined categories. A dataset was built by obtaining email support errands (subject and body pairs) from the company’s support database. The dataset consisted of data belonging to one of nine separate categories. The evaluation was done by analyzing the alteration in classification accuracy when using different methods for data cleaning and by using different network architectures. A delimitation was set to only examine the effects by using different combinations of Convolutional Neural Networks (CNN) and Recurrent Neural Networks (RNN) in the shape of both unidirectional and bidirectional Long Short Time Memory (LSTM) cells. The results of this study show no increase in classification accuracy by any of the examined data cleaning methods. However, a feature reduction of the used vocabulary is proven to neither have any negative impact on the accuracy. A feature reduction might still be beneficial to minimize other side effects such as the time required to train a network, and possibly to help prevent overfitting. Among the examined network architectures CNN were proven to outperform RNN on the used dataset. The most accurate network architecture was a single convolutional network which on two different test sets reached classification rates of 79,3 and 75,4 percent respectively. The results also show some categories to be harder to classify than others, due to them not being distinct enough towards the rest of the categories in the dataset.
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Klassificering av kvitton med hjälp av maskininlärning

Enerstrand, Simon January 2019 (has links)
Maskininlärning nyttjas inom fler och fler områden. Det har potential att ersätta många repetitiva arbetsuppgifter, eller åtminstone förenkla dem. Dokumenthantering inom ekonomisystem är ett område maskininlärning kan hjälpa till med. Det behövs ofta mycket manuell input i olika fält genom att avläsa fakturor eller kvitton. Målet med projektet är att skapa en applikation som nyttjar maskininlärning åt företaget Centsoft AB. Applikationen ska ta emot OCR-tolkad textmassa från en bild på ett kvitto och sedan, med hög säkerhet, kunna avgöra vilken kategori kvittot tillhör. Den här rapporten syftar till att visa utvecklingen av maskininlärningsmodellen i applikationen. Rapporten svarar på frågeställningen: ”Hur kan kvitton klassificeras med hjälp av maskininlärning?”.Undersökningsmetoden fallstudie och projektmetoden MoSCoW tillämpas i projektet. Projektet tar även hänsyn till åtagandetriangeln. Maskininlärningsramverk används för att utvärdera den upptränade modellen. Den tränade modellen klarar av att, med hög säkerhet, tolka kvitton den inte stött på tidigare. För att få en meningsfull tolkning måste kvitton ha i avsikt att tillhöra någon av de åtta tränade kategorierna.Valet av metoder passade bra till projektet för att besvara frågeställningen. Applikationen kan utvecklas vidare och implementeras i fakturahanteringssystemet. Genomförandet av projektet ger kunskap att arbeta med maskininlärningslösningar. Tekniken kan i framtiden appliceras på flera områden. / Machine learning is used in more and more areas. It has the potential to replace many repetitive tasks, or at least simplify them. Document management within financial systems is an area machine learning can help with. A lot of manual input is often needed in different fields by reading invoices or receipts. The goal of the project is to create an application that uses machine learning for the company Centsoft AB. The application should receive OCR-interpreted texts from an image of a receipt and then, with high certainty, be able to determine which category the receipt belongs to. This report aims to show the development of the machine learning model in the application. The report answers the question: "How can receipts be classified using machine learning?".The methodology case study and the research method MoSCoW will be applied during the project. The project also considers the triangle method described by Eklund. Machine learning frameworks are used to evaluate the trained model. The trained model can, with high certainty, interpret receipts it has not encountered before. In order to get a meaningful interpretation, receipts must have the intention of belonging to one of the eight trained categories.The choice of methods suited the project well to answer the question. The application can be further developed and be implemented in the invoice management system. The implementation of the project gives knowledge about how to work with machine learning solutions. In the future, the technology can be applied in several areas.
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Monitoring Bicycle Safety through GPS data and Deep Learning Anomaly Detection

Yaqoob, Shumayla, Cafiso, Salvatore, Morabito, Giacomo, Pappalardo, Giuseppina 02 January 2023 (has links)
Cycling has always been considered a sustainable and healthy mode of transport. Moreover, during Covid-19 period, cycling was further appreciated. by citizens as an individual opportunity of mobility. As a counterpart of the growth in the num.ber ofbicyclists and of riding k:ilometres, bicyclist safety has become a challenge as the unique road transport mode with an increasing trend of crash fatalities in EU (Figure 1). When compared to the traditional road safety network screening. availability of suitable data for crashes involving bicyclists is more difficult because of underreporting and traffic flow issues. In such framework, new technologies and digital transformation in smart cities and communities is offering new opportunities of data availability which requires also different approaches for collection and analysis. An experimental test was carried out to collect data ftom different users with an instrumented bicycle equipped with Global Navigation Satellite Systems (GNSS) and cameras. A panel of experts was asked to review the collected data to identify and score the severity of the safety critical events (CSE) reaching a good consensus. Anyway, manual observation and classi.fication of CSE is a time consu.ming and unpractical approach when large amount of data must be analysed. Moreover, due to the complex correlation between precrash driving behaviour and due to high dimensionality of the data, traditional statistical methods might not be appropriate in t.bis context. Deep learning-based model have recently gained significant attention in the lit.erature for time series data analysis and for anomaly detection, but generally applied to vehicles' mobility and not to micro-mobility. We present and discuss data requirements and treatment to get suitable infonnation from the GNSS devices, the development of an experimental :framework: where convolutional neural networks (CNN) is applied to integrate multiple GPS data streams of bicycle kinematics to detect the occurrence of a CSE.
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[pt] DESENVOLVIMENTO DE PIV ULTRA PRECISO PARA BAIXOS GRADIENTES USANDO ABORDAGEM HÍBRIDA DE CORRELAÇÃO CRUZADA E CASCATA DE REDE NEURAIS CONVOLUCIONAIS / [en] DEVELOPMENT OF ULTRA PRECISE PIV FOR LOW GRADIENTS USING HYBRID CROSS-CORRELATION AND CASCADING NEURAL NETWORK CONVOLUTIONAL APPROACH

CARLOS EDUARDO RODRIGUES CORREIA 31 January 2022 (has links)
[pt] Ao longo da história a engenharia de fluidos vem se mostrado como uma das áreas mais importantes da engenharia devido ao seu impacto nas áreas de transporte, energia e militar. A medição de campos de velocidade, por sua vez, é muito importante para estudos nas áreas de aerodinâmica e hidrodinâmica. As técnicas de medição de campo de velocidade em sua maioria são técnicas ópticas, se destacando a técnica de Particle Image Velocimetry (PIV). Por outro lado, nos últimos anos importantes avanços na área de visão computacional, baseados em redes neurais convolucionais, se mostram promissores para a melhoria do processamento das técnicas ópticas. Nesta dissertação, foi utilizada uma abordagem híbrida entre correlação cruzada e cascata de redes neurais convolucionais, para desenvolver uma nova técnica de PIV. O projeto se baseou nos últimos trabalhos de PIV com redes neurais artificiais para desenvolver a arquitetura das redes e sua forma de treinamento. Diversos formatos de cascata de redes neurais foram testados até se chegar a um formato que permitiu reduzir o erro em uma ordem de grandeza para escoamento uniforme. Além do desenvolvimento da cascata para escoamento uniforme, gerou-se conhecimento para fazer cascatas para outros tipos de escoamentos. / [en] Throughout history, fluid engineering is one of the most important areas of engineering due to its impact in the areas of transportation, energy and the military. The measurement of velocity fields is important for studies in aerodynamics and hydrodynamics. The techniques for measuring the velocity field are mostly optical techniques, with emphasis on the PIV technique. On the other hand, in recent years, important advances in computer vision, based on convolutional neural networks, have shown promise for improving the processing of optical techniques. In this work, a hybrid approach between cross-correlation and cascade of convolutional neural networks was used to develop a new PIV technique. The project was based on the latest work of PIV with an artificial neural network to develop the architecture of the networks and their form of training. Several cascade formats of neural networks were tested until they reached a format that allowed the error to be reduced by an order of magnitude for uniform flow. In addition to the development of the cascade for uniform flow, knowledge was generated to make cascades for other types of flows.
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Jämförelse av artificiella neurala nätverksalgoritmerför klassificering av omdömen / Comparing artificial neural network algorithms forclassification of reviews

Gilljam, Daniel, Youssef, Mario January 2018 (has links)
Vid stor mängd data i form av kundomdömen kan det vara ett relativt tidskrävande arbeteatt bedöma varje omdömes sentiment manuellt, om det är positivt eller negativt laddat. Denna avhandling har utförts för att automatiskt kunna klassificera kundomdömen efter positiva eller negativa omdömen vilket hanterades med hjälp av maskininlärning. Tre olika djupa neurala nätverk testades och jämfördes med hjälp av två olika ramverk, TensorFlow och Keras, på både större och mindre datamängder. Även olika inbäddningsmetoder testades med de neurala nätverken. Den bästa kombination av neuralt nätverk, ramverk och inbäddningsmetod var ett Convolutional Neural Network (CNN) som använde ordinbäddningsmetoden Word2Vec, var skriven i ramverket Keras och gav en träffsäkerhetpå ca 88.87% med en avvikelse på ca 0.4%. CNN gav bäst resultat i alla olika tester framför de andra två neurala nätverken, Recurrent Neural Network (RNN) och Convolutional Recurrent Neural Network (CRNN) / With large amount of data in the form of customer reviews, it could be time consuming to manually go through each review and decide if its sentiment is positive or negative. This thesis have been done to automatically classify client reviews to determine if a review is positive or negative. This was dealt with by machine learning. Three different deep neural network was tested on greater and lesser datasets, and compared with the help of two different frameworks, TensorFlow and Keras. Different embedding methods were tested on the neural networks. The best combination of a neural network, a framework and anembedding was the Convolutional Neural Network (CNN) which used the word embedding method Word2Vec, was written in Keras framework and gave an accuracy of approximately 88.87% with a deviation of approximately 0.4%. CNN scored a better result in all of the tests in comparison with the two other neural networks, Recurrent NeuralNetwork (RNN) and Convolutional Recurrent Neural Network (CRNN).
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Impact of data augmentations when training the Inception model for image classification

Barai, Milad, Heikkinen, Anthony January 2017 (has links)
Image classification is the process of identifying to which class a previously unobserved object belongs to. Classifying images is a commonly occurring task in companies. Currently many of these companies perform this classification manually. Automated classification however, has a lower expected accuracy. This thesis examines how automated classification could be improved by the addition of augmented data into the learning process of the classifier. We conduct a quantitative empirical study on the effects of two image augmentations, random horizontal/vertical flips and random rotations (<180◦). The data set that is used is from an auction house search engine under the commercial name of Barnebys. The data sets contain 700 000, 50 000 and 28 000 images with each set containing 28 classes. In this bachelor’s thesis, we re-trained a convolutional neural network model called the Inception-v3 model with the two larger data sets. The remaining set is used to get more class specific accuracies. In order to get a more accurate value of the effects we used a tenfold cross-validation method. Results of our quantitative study shows that the Inception-v3 model can reach a base line mean accuracy of 64.5% (700 000 data set) and a mean accuracy of 51.1% (50 000 data set). The overall accuracy decreased with augmentations on our data sets. However, our results display an increase in accuracy for some classes. The highest flat accuracy increase observed is in the class "Whine & Spirits" in the small data set where it went from 42.3% correctly classified images to 72.7% correctly classified images of the specific class. / Bildklassificering är uppgiften att identifiera vilken klass ett tidigare osett objekt tillhör. Att klassificera bilder är en vanligt förekommande uppgift hos företag. För närvarande utför många av dessa företag klassificering manuellt. Automatiserade klassificerare har en lägre förväntad nogrannhet. I detta examensarbete studeradas hur en maskinklassificerar kan förbättras genom att lägga till ytterligare förändrad data i inlärningsprocessen av klassificeraren. Vi genomför en kvantitativ empirisk studie om effekterna av två bildförändringar, slumpmässiga horisontella/vertikala speglingar och slumpmässiga rotationer (<180◦). Bilddatasetet som används är från ett auktionshus sökmotor under det kommersiella namnet Barnebys. De dataseten som används består av tre separata dataset, 700 000, 50 000 och 28 000 bilder. Var och en av dataseten innehåller 28 klasser vilka mappas till verksamheten. I det här examensarbetet har vi tränat Inception-v3-modellen med dataset av storlek 700 000 och 50 000. Vi utvärderade sedan noggrannhet av de tränade modellerna genom att klassificera 28 000-datasetet. För att få ett mer exakt värde av effekterna använde vi en tiofaldig korsvalideringsmetod. Resultatet av vår kvantitativa studie visar att Inceptionv3-modellen kan nå en genomsnittlig noggrannhet på 64,5% (700 000 dataset) och en genomsnittlig noggrannhet på 51,1% (50 000 dataset). Den övergripande noggrannheten minskade med förändringar på vårat dataset. Dock visar våra resultat en ökad noggrannhet i vissa klasser. Den observerade högsta noggrannhetsökningen var i klassen Åhine & Spirits", där vi gick från 42,3 % korrekt klassificerade bilder till 72,7 % korrekt klassificerade bilder i det lilla datasetet med förändringar.
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Straight to the Heart : Classification of Multi-Channel ECG-signals using MiniROCKET / Direkt till hjärtat: Klassifiering av fler-kanals EKG med MiniROCKET

Christiansson, Stefan January 2023 (has links)
Machine Learning (ML) has revolutionized various domains, with biomedicine standing out as a major beneficiary. In the realm of biomedicine, Convolutional Neural Networks (CNNs) have notably played a pivotal role since their inception, particularly in applications such as time-series classification. Deep Convolutional Neural Networks (DCNNs) have shown promise in classifying electrocardiogram (ECG) signals. However, their deep architecture leads not only to risk for over-fitting when insufficient data is at hand, but also to large computational costs. This study leverages the efficient architecture of Mini-ROCKET, a variant of CNN, to explore improvements in ECG signal classification at Getinge. The primary objective is to enhance the efficiency of the Electrical Activity of the Diaphragm (Edi) catheter position classification compared to the existing Residual Network (ResNet) approach. In the Intensive Care Unit (ICU), patients are often connected to mechanical ventilators operating based on Edi catheter-detected signals. However, weak or absent EMG signals can occur, necessitating ECG interpretation, which lacks the precision required for optimal Edi catheter placement. Clinicians have long recognized the challenges of manual Edi catheter positioning. Currently, positioning relies on manual interpretation of electromyography (EMG) and ECG signals from a 9-lead electrode array. Given the risk for electrode displacement due to patient movements, continuous monitoring by skilled clinicians is essential. This thesis demonstrates the potential of Mini-ROCKET in addressing these challenges. By training the model on Getinge’s proprietary ECG patient dataset, the study aims to measure improvements in computational cost, accuracy, and user value as compared to previous work with Edicathere positioning at Getinge. The findings of this research hold significant implications for the future of ECG signal classification and the broader application of Mini-ROCKET in medical signal processing. / Maskininlärning har revolutionerat många områden, varav biomedicin som visat enorm utveckling. Inom biomedicin har konvolutionella neurala nätverk (CNNs) gjort stor positiv påverkan, särskilt inom tillämpningar som tidsserieklassificering. Djupa konvolutionella neurala nätverk (DCNNs) har visat lovande resultat inom elektrokardiogram (EKG) klassificering. Deras djupa arkitektur leder dock inte bara till risk för överanpassning med bägränsad data till handa, utan även till betydliga beräkningskostnader. Denna studie utnyttjar den effektiva arkitekturen av Mini-ROCKET, en variant av CNN, för att utforska förbättringar i EKG-signal klassificering på Getinge. Huvudmålet är att förbättra effektiviteten av Edi kateterpositionsklassificering jämfört med den befintliga Residual Network (ResNet) metoden. På intensivvårdsavdelningen (IVA) kopplas patienter ofta till mekaniska ventilatorer som fungerar baserat på Edi-kateter-detekterade signaler. Dock kan svaga eller frånvarande EMG-signaler förekomma, vilket kräver EKG-tolkning, som saknar den precision som krävs för optimal Edikateterplacering. Det är väl känt att det finns svårigheter för kliniker att positionera en matningssond utrustad med elektroder för att mäta Edi. För närvarande bygger positionering på manuell tolkning av elektromyografi (EMG) och EKG-signaler från en uppsättning av 9 elektroder. Med tanke på risken för elektrodförskjutning på grund av patientrörelser är kontinuerlig övervakning av erfarna användare nödvändigt. Denna avhandling visar potentialen av Mini-ROCKET för att ta itu med dessa utmaningar. Genom att träna modellen på Getinges proprietära EKGpatientdataset syftar studien till att mäta förbättringar i beräkningskostnad, noggrannhet och användarnytta jämfört med tidigare arbete inom Edi-kateter positionering på Getinge. Forskningens resultat har betydande implikationer för EKG-signal klassificeringens framtid och den bredare tillämpningen av Mini-ROCKET inom medicinsk signalbehandling.
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A Convolutional Neural Network for predicting HIV Integration Sites

Matuh Delic, Senad January 2020 (has links)
Convolutional neural networks are commonly used when training deep networks with time-independent data and have demonstrated positive results in predicting DNA binding sites for DNA-binding proteins. Based upon the success of convolutional neural networks in predicting DNA binding sites of proteins, this project intends to determine if a convolutional neural network could predict possible HIV-B provirus integration sites. When exploring existing research, little information was found regarding DNA sequences targeted by HIV for integration, few, if any, have attempted to use artificial neural networks to identify these sequences and the integration sites themselves. Using data from the Retrovirus Integration Database, we train a convolutional artificial neural network to determine if it can detect potential target sites for HIV integration. The analysis and results reveal that the created convolutional neural network is able to predict HIV integration sites in human DNA with an accuracy that exceeds that of a potential random binary classifier. When analyzing the datasets separated by the neural network, the relative distribution of the different nucleotides in the immediate vicinity of HIV integration site reveals that some nucleotides are disproportionately occurring less often at these sites compared to nucleotides in randomly sampled human DNA. / Konvolutionella artificiella nätverk används vanligen vid tidsoberoende datamängder. Konvolutionella artificiella nätverk har varit framgångsrika med att förutse bindningssiter för DNA-bindande proteiner. Med de framsteg som gjorts med konvolutionella artificiella nätverk vill detta projekt bestämma huruvida det går att med ett konvolutionellt artificiella nätverk förutsäga möjliga siter för HIV-B integration i mänskligt DNA. Våran eftersökning visar att det finns lite kunskap om huruvida det finns nukleotidsekvenser i mänskligt DNA som främjar HIV integration. Samtidigt har få eller inga studier gjorts med konvolutionella artificiella nätverk i försök att förutsäga integrationssiter för HIV i mänskligt DNA. Genom att använda data från Retrovirus Integration Database tänker vi träna ett konvolutionellt artificiellt nätverk med syftet att försöka bestämma huruvida det tränade konvolutionella artificiella nätverket kan förutspå potentiella integrationssiter för HIV. Våra resultat visar att det skapade konvolutionella artificiella nätverket kan förutsäga HIV integration i mänskligt DNA med en träffsäkerhet som överträffar en potentiell slumpmässig binär klassificerare. Vid analys av datamängderna separerade av det neurala nätverket framträder en bild där vissa nukleotider förekommer oproportionerligt mindre frekvent i närheten av integrationssiterna i jämförelse med nukleotider i slumpmässigt genererad mänsklig DNA.
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Classifying Material Defects with Convolutional Neural Networks and Image Processing

Heidari, Jawid January 2019 (has links)
Fantastic progress has been made within the field of machine learning and deep neural networks in the last decade. Deep convolutional neural networks (CNN) have been hugely successful in imageclassification and object detection. These networks can automate many processes in the industries and increase efficiency. One of these processes is image classification implementing various CNN-models. This thesis addressed two different approaches for solving the same problem. The first approach implemented two CNN-models to classify images. The large pre-trained VGG-model was retrained using so-called transfer learning and trained only the top layers of the network. The other model was a smaller one with customized layers. The trained models are an end-to-end solution. The input is an image, and the output is a class score. The second strategy implemented several classical image processing algorithms to detect the individual defects existed in the pictures. This method worked as a ruled based object detection algorithm. Canny edge detection algorithm, combined with two mathematical morphology concepts, made the backbone of this strategy. Sandvik Coromant operators gathered approximately 1000 microscopical images used in this thesis. Sandvik Coromant is a leading producer of high-quality metal cutting tools. During the manufacturing process occurs some unwanted defects in the products. These defects are analyzed by taking images with a conventional microscopic of 100 and 1000 zooming capability. The three essential defects investigated in this thesis defined as Por, Macro and Slits. Experiments conducted during this thesis show that CNN-models is a good approach to classify impurities and defects in the metal industry, the potential is high. The validation accuracy reached circa 90 percentage, and the final evaluation accuracy was around 95 percentage , which is an acceptable result. The pretrained VGG-model reached a much higher accuracy than the customized model. The Canny edge detection algorithm combined dilation and erosion and contour detection produced a good result. It detected the majority of the defects existed in the images.
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Animal ID Tag Recognition with Convolutional and Recurrent Neural Network : Identifying digits from a number sequence with RCNN

Hijazi, Issa, Pettersson, Pontus January 2019 (has links)
Major advances in machine learning have made image recognition applications, with Artificial Neural Network, blossom over the recent years. The aim of this thesis was to find a solution to recognize digits from a number sequence on an ID tag, used to identify farm animals, with the help of image recognition. A Recurrent Convolutional Neural Network solution called PPNet was proposed and tested on a data set called Animal Identification Tags. A transfer learning method was also used to test if it could help PPNet generalize and better recognize digits. PPNet was then compared against Microsoft Azures own image recognition API, to determine how PPNet compares to a general solution. PPNet, while not performing as good, still managed to achieve competitive results to the Azure API.

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