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Author(s)
Name | Institution | Mail Address | Social Contacts |
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Lucio Anderlini | INFN Sezione di Firenze | Lucio.Anderlini@fi.infn.it | Hangouts: l.anderlini@gmail.com |
Matteo Turisini | Università La Sapienza | Matteo.Turisini@roma1.infn.it | N/A |
How to Obtain Support
Lucio.Anderlini@fi.infn.it | |
Social | Hangouts: l.anderlini@gmail.com |
Jira | N/A |
General Information
ML/DL Technologies | Forward Neural Networks; Deployment in C |
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Science Fields | Generic |
Difficulty | Medium |
Language | English |
Type | fully annotated |
Software and Tools
Programming Language | Python, C |
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ML Toolset | Keras + Tensorflow |
Additional libraries | scikit-learn |
Suggested Environments | INFN-Cloud VM, bare Linux Node, Google CoLab |
Needed datasets
Data Creator | scikit-learn community |
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Data Type | image |
Data Size | < 1 GB |
Data Source | scikit-learn package |
Short Description of the Use Case
In the life of a physicist, the time arrives when you get disgusted by the software dependencies that evaluating a simple neural network requires and you want the plain, pure and clean function to be evaluated in a whatever context.
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The other reason is that the original data that we used to train this are not public.
How to execute it
Download and run the jupyter Static jupter notebook: https://github.com/landerlini/MLINFN-TutorialNotebooks/blob/master/TranscribeAnMLPinCLHCbMasterclassExplained.ipynb
Requirements
To run this exercise you will need a plain installation of python with tensorflow 1.x (should work with tensorflow 2.x, but it was not tested).
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