Author: Vuong Gia Huy
- Knowledge distillation is a machine learning technique that allows a small model to learn from a larger, more complex model. The larger model, called the teacher, is trained on a large dataset and learns to make accurate predictions. The smaller model, called the student, is trained on a smaller dataset and learns to make predictions that are similar to those of the teacher.
- Knowledge distillation works by using the teacher model to create a soft target for the student model. The soft target is a probability distribution over the possible classes, rather than a single class label. The student model learns to match the soft target, which helps it to learn more robust and generalizable features.
- Knowledge distillation has been shown to be effective in a variety of tasks, including image classification, natural language processing, and speech recognition. It can be used to train smaller, more efficient models that are still able to make accurate predictions.
- It can be used to train smaller, more efficient models.
- It can help models to learn more robust and generalizable features.
- It can improve the accuracy of models on unseen data.
- It can be difficult to find a good teacher model.
- The student model may not be able to learn all of the knowledge from the teacher model.
- Knowledge distillation can be computationally expensive.
An example of applying the knowledge distillation technique on an image classification problem. In this repo, i used the dataset of SAMUEL CORTINHAS
(link) on kaggle. I had balanced this dataset before i applied for training with knowledge distillation technique.
pip install -r requirements.txt
You can go to this link to download fruit dataset.