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Geethanjali College of Engineering and Technology

Department of CSE(AI&ML)

PROJECT EXECUTION PROCEDURE DOCUMENT

Title of the Project: Deep Agro

Team Details:

1. Acsah Meduri-21R11A66E5

2. Vaishnavi Taduri-22R15A6619

3. Susheel Vedururu-21R11A66J4

Step-by-Step Execution of a Project:

Step 1: Open Jupyter Notebook and Load Project


 Install Jupyter Notebook (if not installed):
 pip install notebook
 Launch Jupyter Notebook:
 jupyter notebook
 This will open a new tab in your web browser with the Jupyter interface.
 Open an Existing Project:
 Navigate to the folder where your `.ipynb` file is located.
 Click on the notebook file to open it.
 Verify the Kernel:
 Ensure that the correct Python environment is selected.
 If needed, change the kernel via 'Kernel' → 'Change Kernel'.

Step 2: Execute Notebook Cells


 Run Cells One by One: Click on a cell and press `Shift + Enter` to execute it.
 Run All Cells: Click on 'Run' → 'Run All' to execute all cells sequentially.
 Restart and Run All Cells: If there are errors or changes, go to 'Kernel' → 'Restart &
Run All'.
 Check for Errors: If an error occurs, debug and rerun the affected cells.

Step 3: Data Preprocessing


 Collect Data: Gather images, text, or numerical datasets.
 Data Cleaning: Remove duplicates, handle missing values, normalize/standardize
values.
 Data Splitting: Split data into training, validation, and test sets.
 Augmentation (Optional for images): Apply transformations like rotation, flipping,
cropping.
 Convert to Tensors: Convert images or text into tensors using NumPy or TensorFlow.

Step 4: Model Design


 Choose Model Type: CNN, RNN/LSTM, Transformers, MLP.
 Define Layers: Input Layer, Hidden Layers, Output Layer.
 Initialize Weights and Biases: Use Xavier or He initialization.

Step 5: Model Compilation


 Choose Loss Function: Cross-entropy loss for classification, MSE for regression.
 Select Optimizer: SGD, Adam, RMSProp.
 Define Metrics: Accuracy, RMSE.

Step 6: Model Training


 Forward Propagation: Pass input through layers.
 Loss Calculation: Compute how far predictions are from actual values.
 Backward Propagation: Compute gradients and update weights.
 Repeat for Multiple Epochs: Iterate over dataset multiple times.

Step 7: Model Evaluation


 Use Validation Data: Measure accuracy, precision, recall, F1-score.
 Plot Loss & Accuracy Curves.
 Hyperparameter Tuning: Adjust learning rate, batch size, number of layers.

Step 8: Model Testing


 Compute Performance Metrics: Compare test accuracy with validation accuracy.
 Check for Overfitting: Identify if test performance drops significantly.

Step 9: Model Deployment


 Convert Model Format: Use TensorFlow SavedModel, ONNX, or TorchScript.
 Optimize for Inference: Use quantization, pruning, hardware accelerations.
 Deploy via API: Use Flask, FastAPI, AWS, GCP, Azure.
 Monitor Performance: Use logging, A/B testing, feedback loops.

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