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Activation functions for CNN

Activation functions for convolutional neural networks: proposals and experimental study

Algorithms included

This repo contains the code to run experiments with different activation functions that have been used recently for convolutional network models. These are:

  • ReLU
  • LReLU
  • RTReLU
  • RTPReLU
  • PairedReLU
  • EReLU
  • EPReLU
  • SQRT
  • RReLU
  • ELU
  • SlopedReLU
  • PELU
  • PTELU
  • MPELU
  • s+
  • s++
  • s+2
  • s+2L
  • ELUs+2
  • ELUs+2L

Installation

Dependencies

This repo basically requires:

  • Python (>= 3.6.8)
  • click (>=6.7)
  • h5py (>=2.9.0)
  • Keras (==2.2.4)
  • matplotlib (>=3.1.1)
  • numpy (>=1.17.2)
  • opencv-python (>=4.1.2)
  • pandas (>=0.23.4)
  • Pillow (>=5.2.0)
  • prettytable (>=0.7.2)
  • scikit-image (>=0.15.0)
  • scikit-learn (>=0.21.3)
  • tensorflow (==1.13.1)

Compilation

To install the requirements, use:

Install for CPU pip install -r requirements.txt

Install for GPU pip install -r requirements_gpu.txt

Development

Contributions are welcome. Pull requests are encouraged to be formatted according to PEP8, e.g., using yapf.

Usage

You can run all the experiments with CIFAR-10, CIFAR-100, CINIC-10, MNIST and Fashion-MNIST by running the following lines:

python main_experiment.py experiment -f exp/activations_cifar10.json
python main_experiment.py experiment -f exp/activations_cifar100.json
python main_experiment.py experiment -f exp/activations_cinic10.json
python main_experiment.py experiment -f exp/activations_mnist.json
python main_experiment.py experiment -f exp/activations_fashion.json

Note that the CINIC dataset must be stored under ../datasets/CINIC.

The .json files contain all the details about the experiments settings.

After running the experiments, you can use tools.py to watch the results:

python tools.py

Citation

The paper titled "Activation functions for convolutional neural networks: proposals and experimental study" has been submitted to IEEE Transactions on Neural Networks and Learning Systems (IEEE TNNLS).

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