Epoch in Deep Learning

  • By Sagar Gade
  • July 4, 2024
  • Deep Learning
Epoch in Deep Learning

Epoch in Deep Learning

In the context of Epoch in Deep Learning, an epoch is one complete pass through the entire training dataset.  During an epoch, the Deep learning algorithm processes each training example and updates the model’s parameters (weights and biases) based on the error of its predictions. 

 

Implementation of Epoch in Deep Learning: 

1. Initialization: 

o Load and preprocess the dataset. 

o Initialize the model with random weights and biases. 

o Choose an optimizer (e.g., SGD, Adam) and a loss function (e.g., Mean Squared  Error for regression, Cross-Entropy for classification). 

Initialization

 

2. Training Loop: 

o Epoch Loop: Iterate over the number of epochs. 

Batch Loop: Within each epoch, the dataset is typically divided into  

smaller groups called batches (or mini-batches). This is done for practical reasons like memory efficiency and to provide more frequent updates to  

the model. 

For each batch: 

  1. Forward Pass: Compute the model’s predictions for the  

batch. 

  1. Loss Calculation: Calculate the loss between the predicted  

outputs and the actual targets. 

  1. Backward Pass: Compute the gradient of the loss with  

respect to the model’s parameters using backpropagation. 

  1. Parameter Update: Update the model’s parameters using  

the gradients and the chosen optimizer. 

After processing all batches, one epoch is completed. 

Training Loop:

 

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  1. Evaluation: 

o After each epoch, evaluate the model’s performance on a validation set (if available) to monitor overfitting and generalization ability. 

Optionally, save the model’s state if it achieves a new best performance. 4. Completion: 

Once all epochs are completed, the training process ends. 

The final model can then be tested on a separate test set to evaluate its performance. 

 

Benefits of Using Multiple Epochs: 

  • Improved Performance: More epochs can improve the model’s performance as it learns more from the data. 
  • Early Stopping: Monitoring validation performance across epochs helps in implementing techniques like early stopping to prevent overfitting.

 

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Sagar Gade

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