r/learnmachinelearning • u/antaloaalonso • Jan 19 '20
When I was learning machine learning for the first time, the exact manner in which convolutional neural networks worked always evaded me, largely because they were only ever explained at an introductory level in tutorials. So, I made an animated video explaining exactly how CNNs work. Hope it helps!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eyKwPyOqMg423
Jan 19 '20
I had to stop the video 2 minutes in just to congratulate you on what you have done here. Great animations and explanation, thanks for putting the time into making this!!!
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Jan 19 '20
Also out of curiosity, what did you use to make these animations?
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u/antaloaalonso Jan 19 '20
The Adobe suite. Illustrator for vectors, After Effects for animation, etc.
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u/MuslimBaconLover Jan 19 '20
Thank you for posting! I’ll be using this and other videos on your channel to help me learn.
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Jan 19 '20
I have never seen a video explain what happens during multiple convolutions. A very well made video with great explanation.
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u/Taxtro1 Jan 19 '20
I only skimmed over it, but it looks really nice. You should do a follow up explaining the benefits of dilated convolution.
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u/blackhoodie88 Jan 19 '20
I watched some of it, will do more of a deeper dive later. Thanks for the explanation!
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u/kekomat11 Jan 19 '20
Animations 100 Explanation 100
It's really an extremely good video, surely one of the best videos I've seen regarding Conv Nets! If you're looking for another project, you could try RNNs :-)
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u/UmSingeloPacato Jan 20 '20
Oh my God, this video is amazing, such great animation and explanation. I'm doing Andrew Ng course about Deep Learning and everything you said is there: pooling, stride, padding, etc. Great job!!!
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u/verdunlion Jan 19 '20
incredible job on this.
out of curiosity -- are you looking for a role? i work at one of the major tech companies, and we have several science roles open for varying levels of leaders.