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MNIST is a database of handwritten digits collected by Yann Lecun, a famous computer scientist, when he was working at AT&T-Bell Labs on the problem of automation of check readings for banks. The data set is a benchmark widely used in machine learning research. Due to its small size it is also widely used for educational purposes.s based on C++ but provides APIs for Python and Matlab.
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Artificially expanding the datasets through rotation of images in MNIST
One way of expanding the MNIST training data is to use small rotations
of training images. What's a problem that might occur if we allow
arbitrarily large rotations of training images? …
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