Incredible explanations!!! Wow the way you’ve condensed the information and then packaged it with the lovely animations to send it straight to intuition space :)
Thanks man. But I'm want to point something out. I might me wrong, but: After passing the image through the 3 layers, each layer reduces the size of the image (width, height) of the feature maps, which are not shown here. In the video, you didn't show the feature maps getting smaller.
@@swagatbaruah522 Hi ! The layers do reduce the size of the features maps if you don't add padding. Here you can assume that everything is zero-padded to preserve width and height. :)
I try to reproduce visualisation of effective receptive fields 8:15 I am using TF and Torch, but don't know how to manually back propagate the output with one white pixel. Would You like to share the code or give me a hint?
Hi thank you for the kind words ! Unfortunately I'm working on the next video and need a bit of time to clean up the code before publishing it on github. However, I created a small gist for you with the notebook I made to create these specific visualisations, enjoy. :) gist.github.com/Tmodrzyk/be07c3f91fbabf3aebb3e6ff0d3971ac
I'm anxiously waiting for your next videos. Would you mind sharing a little as to how you actually generate the graphics for your videos? How long does it take you to produce one of the 10-15 minute masterpieces?
@@voncolborn9437 Hi thanks for the kind words, don't be anxious though aha ! I mainly use Manim, a little of Blender for the 3D animations and then video editing with Da Vinci Resolve. It takes around 60 hours to produce a 15min video. Hope this helps !
this video is a hidden gem! may you get blessed by the algorithm soon!
Thank you !
Amazing, nailed the 3Blue1Brown style!
Thanks a lot :)
Incredible explanations!!! Wow the way you’ve condensed the information and then packaged it with the lovely animations to send it straight to intuition space :)
Thanks !
This was a great delivery of the subject , thank you!
I'm amazed by the quality of this tutorial!!!
This is the most underrated channel i found
Thank you :)
A video of all of the top CNN based CV models would be great, like Alex net etc
Underrated treasure! Guess math formulas on the cover really scare people away?
Thank you ! I'll try not to include them in the next thumbnail aha
Excited to see whats coming next😮😮😮
Thanks :)
amazing quality thanks !
Thanks !
Thanks man.
But I'm want to point something out. I might me wrong, but:
After passing the image through the 3 layers, each layer reduces the size of the image (width, height) of the feature maps, which are not shown here. In the video, you didn't show the feature maps getting smaller.
@@swagatbaruah522 Hi ! The layers do reduce the size of the features maps if you don't add padding. Here you can assume that everything is zero-padded to preserve width and height. :)
Thank you, very clear!
@@ocamlmail Thanks
Very nice video !
Just amazing! 🥰
Thanks !
What if you use dilated? How will the effective receptive field change?
@@0810signor things get a little weird with dilated convolution ! The receptive field increases faster but is more sparse
I try to reproduce visualisation of effective receptive fields 8:15 I am using TF and Torch, but don't know how to manually back propagate the output with one white pixel. Would You like to share the code or give me a hint?
Hi thank you for the kind words !
Unfortunately I'm working on the next video and need a bit of time to clean up the code before publishing it on github. However, I created a small gist for you with the notebook I made to create these specific visualisations, enjoy. :)
gist.github.com/Tmodrzyk/be07c3f91fbabf3aebb3e6ff0d3971ac
@@Deepia-ls2fo OMG I love You so much and keep my fingers crossed for your channel!!!
I'm anxiously waiting for your next videos. Would you mind sharing a little as to how you actually generate the graphics for your videos? How long does it take you to produce one of the 10-15 minute masterpieces?
@@voncolborn9437 Hi thanks for the kind words, don't be anxious though aha !
I mainly use Manim, a little of Blender for the 3D animations and then video editing with Da Vinci Resolve.
It takes around 60 hours to produce a 15min video. Hope this helps !