Summary
In this chapter, we used deep learning for image classification. We discussed the different layer types that are used in image classification: convolutional layers, pooling layers, dropout, dense layers, and the softmax activation function. We saw an R-Shiny application that shows how convolutional layers perform feature engineering on image data.
We used the MXNet deep learning library in R to create a base deep learning model which got 97.1% accuracy. We then developed a CNN deep learning model based on the LeNet architecture, which achieved over 98.3% accuracy on test data. We also used a slightly harder dataset (Fashion MNIST) and created a new model that achieved over 91% accuracy. This accuracy score was better than all of the ...
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