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On the Effects of Quantisation on Model Uncertainty in Bayesian Neural Networks

yamle

YAMLE: Yet Another Machine Learning Environment

ComBiNet

ComBiNet: Compact Convolutional Bayesian Neural Network for Image Segmentation

C90Compiler-EIE2

C90 to MIPS I Compiler done as a coursework for EE2-15

Robotics-EIE3

Robotics assignments done as a coursework for CO333

Improving_Per_Esti_for_FPGA-based_Acc_for_CNNs-ARC2020

A codebase accompanying the paper "Improving Performance Estimation for FPGA-based Accelerators for Convolutional Neural Networks", by Ferianc et al. presented at ARC'2020

Jupyter Notebook

relax

💤 Relaxation labelling to refine edge detection 💤

CPUSimulator-EIE2

MIPS I CPU simulator done as a coursework for EE2-13

WineClassification-EIE3

Classifying wines based on physicochemical properties done as a coursework for EE3-23

FPGA-Project-EIE1

Implementing interactive music controls on FPGAs done as a coursework for EIE1 First Year Project

noise

Investigation of how noise perturbations impact neural network calibration and generalisation

GANs-EIE4

Generative adversarial networks for generating numbers done as a coursework for EE4-62

Jupyter Notebook

EmbeddedSystems-EIE3

Programming and managing embedded systems done as a coursework for EE3-24

SentimentAnalysis-EIE3

Sentiment analysis from small grayscale pictures by decision forests done as a coursework for CO395

martinferianc

hydra_plus

Simple Regularisation for Uncertainty-Aware Knowledge Distillation

ImageDenoising-EIE4

Image denoising done as a coursework for EE3-25

BlockchainTutorials

This repo contains tutorials, exercises taken from an Udemy course about blockchain

PatternRecognition-EIE4

Pattern recognition techniques done as a coursework for EE4-68