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"#### Explanation of features\n",
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"1. Conv2D - This is a 2 dimensional convolutional layer, the number of filters decide what the convolutional layer learns. Greater the number of filters, greater the amount of information obtained. <img src=\"/assets/img/MarineGEO_logo.png\" alt=\"MarineGEO circle logo\" style=\"height: 100px; width:100px;\"/>\n",
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"1. Conv2D - This is a 2 dimensional convolutional layer, the number of filters decide what the convolutional layer learns. Greater the number of filters, greater the amount of information obtained. <img src=\"https://github.com/psavarmattas/Machine-Learning-Models/blob/2308384eeb0e7e5b6e16a9d76698a59bc08b9bff/ShipsSatelliteImageClassification/assets/keras_conv2d_num_filters.png\" alt=\"MarineGEO circle logo\" style=\"height: 100px; width:100px;\"/>\n",
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"2. MaxPooling2D - This reduces the spatial dimensions of the feature map produced by the convolutional layer without losing any range information. This allows a model to become slightly more robust\n",
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"3. Dropout - This removes a user-defined percentage of links between neurons of consecutive layers. This allows the model to be robust. It can be used in both fully convolutional layers and fully connected layers.\n",
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"4. BatchNormalization - This layer normalises the values present in the hidden part of the neural network. This is similar to MinMax/Standard scaling applied in machine learning algorithms\n",
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