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This project was for a competiion organized by Women in Data Science (WiDS) Stanford University. I and two other ladies worked together and we came top 38% out of 203 teams.

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Oil-Palm-Plantation-Detection-via-Satellite-Images

This notebook provides image classification work on satellite images using transfer learning approach This notebook provides a fine tuning mechanism when using pre-trained network for binary image classification.

A pre-trained model is used i.e. VGG19 network and the weights is initialized using the weights trained on imagenet database. To obtain the final model tailored to the dataset used in this work, the network is trained twice.

In the first training, the convolutional layers of VGG19 is freezed (forcing the network to use the weights trained on imagenet database).

In the second training, the network is initialized with the weights obtained from the first training and further fine tuned using stochastic gradient descent optimizer

In conclusion, the final model was able to predict that there is 0.997 probability that the plantation has an oilpalm and 0.0003 probability that the plantation is without oilpalms

This predictions will enable Planet and Figure Eight to continue to work towards affordable, timely and scalable ways toaddress the expansion and management of oil palm throughout the world.

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This project was for a competiion organized by Women in Data Science (WiDS) Stanford University. I and two other ladies worked together and we came top 38% out of 203 teams.

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