Instructions
In this exercise you will implement fully connected neural networks via PyTorch. You will need to implement several settings and report the effect of each setting in terms of loss and accuracy. You should explore the following:
1. Model A - Neural Network with two hidden layers, the first layer should have a size of 100 and the second layer should have a size of 50, both should be followed by ReLU activation function. Train this model with SGD optimizer.
2. Model B - Neural Network with two hidden layers, the first layer should have a size of 100 and the second layer should have a size of 50, both should be followed by ReLU activation functionm, train this model with ADAM optimizer.
3. Model C - Dropout – add dropout layers to model A. You should place the dropout on the output of the hidden layers.
4. Model D - Batch Normalization - add Batch Normalization layers to model A. You should place the Batch Normalization before the activation functions
5. Model E - Neural Network with five hidden layers:[128,64,10,10,10] using ReLU.
6. Model F - Neural Network with five hidden layers:[128,64,10,10,10] using Sigmoid.
In all these experiments you should use log softmax as the output of the network and nll loss function (see code example in recitation 8 slides).
Training
You should train your models using FashionMNIST dataset (the same one from ex. 3). You should train your models for 10 epochs each. You can use the code example we provide you in recitation 8 or in the PyTorch examples repository on GitHub.
You should split the training set to train and validation (80:20). Note: you should load the train file for FashionMNIST manually (train files from ex3).
Finally, you should use your best model to generate predictions for the examples in test x and write them into a file named test y, similarly to the previous exercise. Your predictions file should contain 5000 rows exactly.
Note: Do not shuffle the test file
Installation First, you will need to install PyTorch package. Installation instructions were uploaded to the Piazza. Please follow them and discuss issues there.
Data - FashionMNIST The same one from exercise 3. Each image is 28 pixels in height and 28 pixels in width, for a total of 784 pixels in total. Each pixel has a single pixel-value associated with it, indicating the lightness or darkness of that pixel. This pixel-value is an integer between 0 and 255.
Labels. The possible labels are: 0. T-shirt/top
1. Trouser
2. Pullover
3. Dress
4. Coat
5. Sandal
6. Shirt
7. Sneaker
8. Bag
9. Ankle boot
Evaluation - Report
Your report file, ex 4 report.pdf, should include the following for EACH model:
1. Plot the average loss per epoch for the validation and training set in a single image.
2. Plot the average accuracy per epoch for the validation and training set in a single image.
3. Test set accuracy (original FashionMNIST test set ).
4. Hyper parameters.
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