Author: Saim Khalid

  • Basic Sequential Model in Keras

    Deep learning has become one of the most transformative technologies in the modern world, enabling advancements in computer vision, natural language processing, speech recognition, healthcare analytics, financial modeling, and countless other fields. At the core of deep learning lies the concept of neural networks—mathematical models inspired by the structure and function of the human brain.…

  • Why Sequential Models Are the Perfect Starting Point

    Deep learning has evolved into one of the most transformative fields in modern technology, powering innovations across industries—from automated medical diagnosis to autonomous driving, recommendation systems, voice assistants, and countless other domains. For beginners stepping into this vast and sometimes overwhelming landscape, the question often arises: Where should I start? One of the most beginner-friendly…

  • Where the Sequential Model Is Used

    Deep Learning has exploded across industries, enabling breakthroughs in computer vision, natural language processing, robotics, automation, and predictive analytics. Among the many model-building approaches in modern neural networks, the Sequential Model—particularly as implemented in frameworks like TensorFlow Keras—stands out for its remarkable simplicity and intuitive design. Although deep learning architectures can get extremely complex, a…

  • Sequential vs Functional Model in Deep Learning

    Deep learning has grown rapidly in recent years, powering breakthroughs in computer vision, natural language processing, speech recognition, and countless other fields. One of the most widely used libraries for building neural networks is TensorFlow Keras, which provides two primary ways to construct models: Both approaches are powerful, but they are designed for different kinds…

  • Why the Sequential Model Is So Popular

    Deep learning has grown rapidly over the past decade, evolving from an area of academic research to a central force driving innovation across industries—from healthcare and autonomous driving to natural language processing and advanced recommendation systems. At the heart of this expansion lies a diverse ecosystem of frameworks, architectures, and modeling approaches. Among these, one…

  • What Is a Sequential Model?

    Artificial intelligence and deep learning have evolved rapidly over the last decade, but despite the complexity of modern architectures, one foundational structure remains incredibly important and widely used—the Sequential Model. If you are entering the world of neural networks, chances are that the Sequential Model will be the very first architecture you encounter. Its simplicity,…

  • Saving and Loading Models in Keras

    Deep learning models often require days, weeks, or even months to train. They may use large datasets, GPU resources, and multiple tuning cycles before achieving the desired performance. Once a model is trained, the ability to save and reload it becomes crucial for many reasons: preserving progress, sharing results with others, deploying models into real-world…

  • Evaluating and Testing Keras Models

    1. Introduction Training a neural network is only half the journey. The true measure of a model’s success lies in how well it performs on unseen data—data that it did not encounter during training. In deep learning, it is very common for models to achieve excellent results on the training dataset but fail to generalize…

  • Using Callbacks to Improve Training in Keras

    Training deep learning models is often a complex and delicate process. It involves tuning hyperparameters, managing learning rates, preventing overfitting, saving progress, monitoring metrics, and ensuring that training runs smoothly. Doing all of this manually is nearly impossible—especially when training large models that run for hours or days. This is where Callbacks come in. Callbacks…

  • Training Models with fit()

    Training a model is the most essential step in any deep learning workflow, and in Keras, this process is primarily handled through the fit() method. The fit() method is not just a function call; it is the central engine that drives the learning process, orchestrating all computations behind the scenes. Understanding how this method works,…