I am trying to use ELECTRA model from HuggingFace library. However, I need to get the offsets for ElectraTokenizer, which can be done straightforward, according to docs. Does anyone know how can I get them? Any help is appreciated.
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I am looking for the code using python for KNN-GMM algorithm to do the missing data imputation. It would be great if someone can help me.
I have asa916.bin file. So I need to extract it into initrd and kernel files. Could anyone help to do this or give a reference of guide?
I doesn’t really matter the version of ASA. I just want to know a universal way how to do this.
With arrival of Virtual ASA Images, there isn't much demand to hack ASA images and make them work with GNS3. Better option is to use ASAv Image in GNS3 for learning if you have access to one. If not, then VIRL is your next best option.
I am currently looking to dip my toes into deep learning after a few weeks reading some books and doing some more basic machine learning code. I found the MNIST digit database here http://yann.lecun.com/exdb/mnist/ and am currently trying to determine how to actually use the data.
The data appears to be saved in the IDX3 format, of which I am completely unfamiliar.
I have the training and test data sets saved as text files, but that seems to be fairly useless. For some reason, when I try to load them into Octave using the fopen command, the result is simply '-1'
Does anyone know of the correct way to load this data into Octave? Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Does this code work in Octave?
https://github.com/davidstutz/matlab-mnist-two-layer-perceptron/blob/master/loadMNISTImages.m
Note that is fopen returns -1, then maybe the file path is not correct.
I wrote a Face detection script with the LBPH algorithm (in Python) cv2.face.createLBPHFaceRecognizer().
My problem is any other person that the algorithm is not trained on, returns me my number. (If it is me it returns 1 but if it's an other person it does the same). So I want to know what I can do, I read something about threshold but I don`t know how to use it and I read about a bug Link to bug. But I don't know how to rebuild the stuff. So I want to know what you recommend me, threshold or rebuilding, or anything else.
So I had a wrong indentation in my code. I returned the number for training with the python return command and so it stoped looping and only trained one number and image.
Has anyone ever programmed using CNTK for reading hand-filled documents? I tried OCRs and they dont do handwriting recognition at all (next to nothing). Thinking of using CNTK for the same. I searched and found that not many have tried such a thing. Any advice on libraries or any pointers anyone?
Here a basic OCR example using CNTK:
https://github.com/Microsoft/CNTK/blob/master/Tutorials/CNTK_103B_MNIST_FeedForwardNetwork.ipynb
However, in order to use the model in a real application you will need a way to segment the handwritting.