abhisheks008 / DL-Simplified

Deep Learning Simplified is an Open-source repository, containing beginner to advance level deep learning projects for the contributors, who are willing to start their journey in Deep Learning. Devfolio URL, https://devfolio.co/projects/deep-learning-simplified-f013
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Myntra Fashion Product Analysis using Image Processing #413

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abhisheks008 commented 8 months ago

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:red_circle: Project Title : Myntra Fashion Product Analysis using Image Processing
:red_circle: Aim : The aim of this project is to analyze the images of the fashion products using image processing methods.
:red_circle: Dataset : https://www.kaggle.com/datasets/djagatiya/myntra-fashion-product-dataset
:red_circle: Approach : Try to use 3-4 algorithms to implement the models and compare all the algorithms to find out the best fitted algorithm for the model by checking the accuracy scores. Also do not forget to do a exploratory data analysis before creating any model.


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Adm-2005 commented 8 months ago

Full name : Akshat Mishra GitHub Profile Link : https://github.com/Adm-2005 Email ID : akshatdmishra2005@gmail.com Approach for this Project : Keras Sequential Model with 3 additional layers. What is your participant role? : Swoc 24 contributor

abhisheks008 commented 8 months ago

Can you come up with 2 more models which you want to implement? @Adm-2005

Adm-2005 commented 8 months ago

Sure. If I were to make a list the other two models would be ResNet and FashionNet. The reason keras sequential was my first choice was because FashionNet sometimes due to its specific purpose sometimes results in overfitting.

AgrawalTitiksha commented 8 months ago

Full name : Titiksha Agrawal GitHub Profile Link : https://github.com/AgrawalTitiksha Email ID : agrawaltn2311@gmail.com Approach for this Project : After data preprocessing and visualization, using PCA algorithm for normalizing and standardizing the images, then to use LDA , SVM (all 3 kernel) , and CNN (VGG16) for analyzing the images, it can also be used for prediction of new input dataset. What is your participant role? (Mention the Open Source program) : @Contributor 2024

need to mention: have worked on a similar project but topic, "Early stage Alzheimer's disease detection, classification and prediction" using the same model's above (excluding CNN).

abhisheks008 commented 8 months ago

Cool, @Adm-2005 use all the three models for this project and make a comparison of the models based on the accuracy scores to find out the best fitted model for this dataset/project.

Issue assigned to you. You can start working on it.

Adm-2005 commented 8 months ago

Sure, I'll do that.

aaradhyasinghgaur commented 3 months ago

Hey , @abhisheks008

Full name : Aaradhya Singh GitHub Profile Link : https://github.com/kyra-09 Email ID : aaradhyasinghgaur@gmail.com Participant ID (if applicable):

Approach for this Project : 1.) I want to use Keras API to implement various pre-trained models and optimise them to make better accuracy for mentioned dataset .

2.) Comparing between used models with various performance metrics such as - f1 score , accuracy , confusion matrix etc.

What is your participant role? (Mention the Open Source program) - Contributor/GSSOC-2024

Kindly assign this issue to me

abhisheks008 commented 3 months ago

Hi @kyra-09 one issue at a time please!

CoderOMaster commented 3 months ago

Hey , @abhisheks008

Full name : Keshav GitHub Profile Link : https://github.com/CoderOMaster Email ID : keshavarorasci@gmail.com Participant ID (if applicable):

Approach for this Project : use nlp techniques for preprocessing data columns then use these different coulumns to predict price of product using catbooast,random forest,etc..this is not exactly a direct deep learning dataset but can use nlp techniques for preprocessing,eda,processing and applying models on top of them

What is your participant role? (Mention the Open Source program) - Contributor/GSSOC-2024

abhisheks008 commented 3 months ago

As you have previously contributed in the repository, can you find out a dataset with the same problem statement which will be compatible with the deep learning methods?

@CoderOMaster

CoderOMaster commented 3 months ago

Sorry my bad it has images, found out after downloading since kaggle didn't show overview.anyways I will use to classify what type.of.clothing accesories it is based on CNN, resnet,vgg etc models

CoderOMaster commented 3 months ago

Hey you didn't assign me the issue

abhisheks008 commented 3 months ago

Oops! Sorry for that.

CoderOMaster commented 3 months ago

@abhisheks008 I am unable to find a conclusive result since it has huge no of labels to predict anything.at the moment I tried using NLP to predict whether product is expensive or not by providing description of that dress/product. Then I am using cv to use images with brands as labels from CSV but brand names are too huge to implement and get good accuracy.very poor results as brands are itself 1000+ to be categorised.Should I publish my results anyways?

abhisheks008 commented 3 months ago

@abhisheks008 I am unable to find a conclusive result since it has huge no of labels to predict anything.at the moment I tried using NLP to predict whether product is expensive or not by providing description of that dress/product. Then I am using cv to use images with brands as labels from CSV but brand names are too huge to implement and get good accuracy.very poor results as brands are itself 1000+ to be categorised.Should I publish my results anyways?

I'd like to suggest you something. Can you look for a better dataset than this which suits the existing problem statement.

CoderOMaster commented 3 months ago

@abhisheks008 I found something after extensive research.I hope this will be suffice although this dataset is also similar to that so used single column for classification that too which had over 36 classes