Deep Learning-Based Classification of Freshwater Fish Diseases Using Recurrent Neural Networks and PyTorch
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PyTorch, facilitated, OpenCVAbstract
This project employs PyTorch to develop a deep learning pipeline for classifying images of freshwater fish diseases. Utilizing Google Colab for environment setup and data access, the dataset, organized into disease-specific subdirectories, is loaded using OpenCV and processed via torchvision for resizing and normalization. A custom dataset class manages data loading and transformation, while a Recurrent Neural Network (RNN) model, specifically an LSTM-based architecture, processes sequential image features for classification. Training is facilitated by PyTorch's DataLoader for efficient batch processing, optimizing model parameters with stochastic gradient descent and cross-entropy loss. This approach demonstrates fundamental practices in deep learning, emphasizing dataset management, transformation pipelines, and model training, with potential extensions focusing on dataset augmentation and model architecture refinement for enhanced classification performance.
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