deepdive

Deep Learning for General Purpose


License
MIT

Documentation

Bug Fix: CRAN yet update in progress. Fixed deeptree algorithm mismatched prediction. Re-install updated version from Github.

deepdive

deepnet->deeptree->deepforest

This package aims to provide simple intuitive functions to create quick prototypes of artificial neural network or deep learning models for general purpose application. In addition, check out experimental algorithms from my personal research , deeptree and deepforest for special cases to achieve better accuracy / generalization.

deeptree: This algorithm builds a CART tree to divide the solution space in to leaves and fits an artificial neural network to each leaf. This approach takes advantage of distinct properties of a tree and neural network. It has tendency to overfit but multiple parameters can be tuned to achieve better generalization. This model has a provision to stack predictions from other models(currently stacking is only available for regression).

deepforest: This algorithm builds multiple deepnets/deeptrees from which either best deepnet can be selected by passing all variable and data to each network or random deepnets/deeptrees based on random cuts of variable/data can be combined together over a error choice.

Reach me Out : rajeshbalakrishnan24@gmail.com for any suggestions and doubts or you can always leave a comment on github.

Installation

You can install released version from CRAN or development from github deepdive from GitHub with:

#CRAN

install.packages("deepdive")

#Development Version
devtools::install_github("RajeshB24/deepdive")

Example

This is a basic example which shows you how to solve a common problem:

library(deepdive)
 x <- data.frame(a = runif(1000)*100,
 b = runif(1000)*200,
 c = runif(1000)*100
 )
 y<- data.frame(y=20*x$a +30* x$b+10*x$c +10)

 #Training increase iterations for convergence
 modelnet<-deepnet(x,y,c(2,2),
 activation = c('relu',"sin"),
 reluLeak = 0.001,
 modelType = "regress",
 iterations =20,
 eta=0.8,
 optimiser="adam")
## iteration 3: 3601.9636637046

## iteration 7: 2740.03667239216

## iteration 11: 2028.79900757686

## iteration 15: 2089.61649378778

## iteration 20: 2191.53218537219
 #predict
# predDeepNet<-predict.deepnet(modelnet,newData=x)

 #evaluate
#sqrt(mean((predDeepNet$pred_y-y$y)^2))