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Models

Models implemented in dpmhm:

  • Supervised learning: VGGish networks
  • Unsupervised learning: Auto-encoder and VAE
  • Self-supervised learning: contrastive and generative models
  • Semi-supervised learning: hybrid models targeting transfer learning.

Supervised learning

For labelled datasets only, representations can be learned by solving the classification task. The following models are implemented:

  • VGGish12
  • VGGish for signal (WIP)

Unsupervised learning

UL can be applied on datasets without label about the faulty state. The following models are implemented:

  • Auto-encoder 34
  • Monte-Carlo EM
  • Variational Auto-encoder (VAE) 56

Self-supervised learning

SSL models can be divided into contrastive and generative ones. The following models are implemented:

  • SimCLR7

Semi-supervised learning


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