This tutorial is based on my repository pytorch-computer-vision which contains PyTorch code for training and evaluating custom neural networks on custom data. If you want to follow along with this tutorial and/or use the code, you should clone or download the repository. For more background on using Git see this post. Inside the repository, there is a yml file, tutorial_environment.yml, that includes all the dependencies needed to run the tutorial code. Note that in the conda environment the Python version and package versions are not "bleeding edge" so that this environment should work on Linux, Mac, or Windows. For more background on Anaconda and why it's useful for machine learning projects, see this post.

Deep learning neural network models used for predictive modeling may need to be updated. This may be because the data has changed since the model was developed and deployed, or it may be the case that additional labeled data has been made available since the model was developed and it is expected that the additional data will improve the performance of the model. It is important to experiment and evaluate with a range of different approaches when updating neural network models for new data, especially if model updating will be automated, such as on a periodic schedule. There are many ways to update neural network models, although the two main approaches involve either using the existing model as a starting point and retraining it, or leaving the existing model unchanged and combining the predictions from the existing model with a new model. In this tutorial, you will discover how to update deep learning neural network models in response to new data.

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