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The readme file lacks installation instructions -- I think it would be very helpful to include that.
I was able to puzzle out that
$ python3 setup.py build
$ python3 setup.py install
are enough to build and install the package. Maybe that info, or something like it, could be in the readme.
Also, I found that after installing, import entropy_estimators
fails, but `imp
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Write a tutorial on using inception_v3 or vgg to classify imagenet images. This could help starters with image classificaton.
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An example like mnist that shows how to train vgg16 or inception_v3 on image net or a similar but smaller task. Ideally this would include transfer learning. Startin
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For binary classifier, the part “not to label an instance positive that is actually negative” sounded like “to correctly classif