RNNs with Darknet

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Installing Darknet

Using RNNs with Darknet

  • Getting some calculated weights from several writers:
wget https://pjreddie.com/media/files/shakespeare.weights
wget https://pjreddie.com/media/files/kant.weights
wget https://pjreddie.com/media/files/tolstoy.weights
  • Example: Generating a text based on the pre-trained model with books written by Shakespeare with Darknet:
  • The machine learning framework Darknet, is installed in the black PCs of the Interaction Station. We will use the operating system Ubuntu (Linux):
  • Login & password: interactionstation
  • We first need to open the terminal
  • Then we need to go to the darknet directory. Try typing:
cd darknet
  • and press the Enter key.

In some computers is installed in another directory and you need to type:

cd /media/Machine_Learning/darknet
  • Then we are going to type:
./darknet rnn generate cfg/rnn.cfg shakespeare.weights -srand 0
  • Parameters:
  • -srand N -> N determines the random seed.
  • To be able to generate new texts, instead of 0 use another number.
  • -len N -> change the length of text generated, default 1,000
  • -seed Word -> It sets the first word of the generated text


Training with other corpus of text

  • Download a text file. Some corpus of text online:
George Meredith
http://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/4500
Mark Twain
http://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/3200
More
http://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/search/?query=The+Complete+Works+of
  • We train the neural network with the new text (This might take a while):
./darknet rnn train cfg/rnn.train.cfg -file filename.txt
  • Generating new text with our new model
./darknet rnn generate cfg/rnn.cfg filename.weights -srand 0
  • Parameters:
  • srand N -> N determines the random seed.
  • To be able to generate new texts, instead of 0 use another number.
  • Optional: We can modify file cfg/rnn.train.cfg file (batch = 50 is the value we set by default, the original value was 256)

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