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Visulazing Convolution Networks

Requirements

Up to date versions of Keras and Theano
OpenCV3
matplotlib, numpy, jupyter-notebook (recommend using Anaconda)

Configuration

Download the VGG16 keras weights and put them in ./

How to use

Run Visualizing.ipynb cell by cell in jupyter-notebook

Get the deconvolution result of your own image, for a specific layer and feature map

target_layer = "convolution2d_11"
feat_map = 12
output = deconv(model, target_layer, feat_map, im)`

Change target_layer and feat_map to what you want.

Results

With receiptive field increases, activated area changes

Different filter map responses for different area of input image

Back pass from the last fully connected layer (represntation of classfication result)

Reference

Visualizing and Understanding Convolutional Networks
Images used in this example come from PASCAL VOC 2007 Dataset