
In July 2025, KC Lee developed a reusable MNIST CNN Prediction Visualization Script for the KU-BIG/KUBIG_2025_FALL repository. The script enables users to visualize random predictions from a convolutional neural network trained on MNIST, displaying both ground truth and predicted labels to streamline model evaluation and debugging. KC Lee implemented the solution using Python and Jupyter Notebook, leveraging libraries such as PyTorch, NumPy, and Matplotlib for data handling and visualization. While the work focused on a single feature, it addressed a common need in computer vision workflows by providing a lightweight tool to accelerate model validation and improve stakeholder communication.
July 2025 performance summary for KU-BIG/KUBIG_2025_FALL. Key feature delivered: MNIST CNN Prediction Visualization Script that visualizes random predictions from a CNN trained on MNIST, displaying ground truth and predicted labels to aid evaluation and debugging. No major bugs fixed this month. Overall impact: provides a lightweight, reusable visualization tool to accelerate model validation, improve QA feedback loops, and communicate model behavior to stakeholders. Technologies demonstrated: Python scripting, data visualization, CNN evaluation workflows, and Git-based versioning.
July 2025 performance summary for KU-BIG/KUBIG_2025_FALL. Key feature delivered: MNIST CNN Prediction Visualization Script that visualizes random predictions from a CNN trained on MNIST, displaying ground truth and predicted labels to aid evaluation and debugging. No major bugs fixed this month. Overall impact: provides a lightweight, reusable visualization tool to accelerate model validation, improve QA feedback loops, and communicate model behavior to stakeholders. Technologies demonstrated: Python scripting, data visualization, CNN evaluation workflows, and Git-based versioning.

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