Join the Center for Artificial Intelligence Innovation at NCSA for a joint training with NCSA User-Services and NVIDIA on Wednesday, March 9, from 3-5pm via Zoom for an online training session NVIDIA: Convolution Neural Network Models
Register for the Zoom session here: https://go.ncsa.illinois.edu/CAIIHALTraining
March 9: Convolution Neural Network Models - Jeff Layton, NVIDIA
Convolutional Neural Networks (CNNs) are used primarily for anything involving images - image classification, to image segmentation, to putting bounding boxes around an object. This interactive workshop includes a Jupyter notebook using TensorFlow and Keras, along with a set of lecture slides. In addition, this Lecture introduces the concept of Inference. This is processing data through a trained model without any back propagation.
Instructor bio: Jeff is a Senior Technical Marketing Engineer at NVIDIA. Previously, Jeff has worked as a Principal HPC Engineer at AWS, the Lustre product manager at Intel, and as a HPC Solution Architect and strategist at Dell. Jeff obtained his Ph.D. in Aeronautical and Astronautical Engineering from Purdue University on multidisciplinary control-structure optimization subject to many practical constraints.
View previous trainings here: https://ai.ncsa.illinois.edu/hal-trainings/
