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Part 1: Japanese Character Recognition
For Part 1 of the assignment you will be implementing networks to recognize handwritten Hiragana symbols. The dataset to be used is Kuzushiji-MNIST or KMNIST for short. The paper describing the dataset is available here. It is worth reading, but in short: significant changes occurred to the language when Japan reformed their education system in 1868, and the majority of Japanese today cannot read texts published over 150 years ago. This paper presents a dataset of handwritten, labeled examples of this old-style script (Kuzushiji). Along with this dataset, however, they also provide a much simpler one, containing 10 Hiragana characters with 7000 samples per class. This is the dataset we will be using.

Text from 1772 (left) compared to 1900 showing the standardization of written Japanese.
1.[1 mark] Implement a model NetLin which computes a linear function of the pixels in the image, followed by log softmax. Run the code by typing: python3 kuzu_main.py --net lin
Copy the final accuracy and confusion matrix into your report. The final accuracy should be around 70%. Note that the rows of the confusion matrix indicate the target character, while the columns indicate the one chosen by the network. (0="o", 1="ki", 2="su", 3="tsu", 4="na", 5="ha", 6="ma", 7="ya", 8="re", 9="wo"). More examples of each character can be found here.
2.[1 mark] Implement a fully connected 2-layer network NetFull, using tanh at the hidden nodes and log softmax at the output node. Run the code by typing: python3 kuzu_main.py --net full
Try different values (multiples of 10) for the number of hidden nodes and try to determine a value that achieves high accuracy (at least 84%) on the test set. Copy the final accuracy and confusion matrix into your report.
3.[2 marks] Implement a convolutional network called NetConv, with two convolutional layers plus one fully connected layer, all using relu activation function, followed by the output layer. You are free to choose for yourself the number and size of the filters, metaparameter values, and whether to use max pooling or a fully convolutional architecture. Run the code by typing: python3 kuzu_main.py --net conv
Your network should consistently achieve at least 93% accuracy on the test set after 10 training epochs. Copy the final accuracy and confusion matrix into your report.
4.[5 marks] Discuss what you have learned from this exercise, including the following points:
a.the relative accuracy of the three models,
b.the confusion matrix for each model: which characters are most likely to be mistaken for which other characters, and why?
c.you may wish to experiment with other architectures and/or metaparameters for this dataset, and report on your results; the aim of this exercise is not only to achieve high accuracy but also to understand the effect of different choices on the final accuracy.

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