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Built-In Training

Train deep learning networks for image data using built-in training functions

After defining the network architecture, you can define training parameters using the trainingOptions function. You can then train the network using trainNetwork or trainnet. Use the trained network to predict class labels or numeric responses.

You can train a neural network on a CPU, a GPU, multiple CPUs or GPUs, or in parallel on a cluster or in the cloud. Training on a GPU or in parallel requires Parallel Computing Toolbox™. Using a GPU requires a supported GPU device (for information on supported devices, see GPU Computing Requirements (Parallel Computing Toolbox)). Specify the execution environment using the trainingOptions function.

Apps

Deep Network Designer

Design, visualize, and train deep learning networks

Functions

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Train Network

`trainingOptions`	Options for training deep learning neural network
`trainNetwork`	Train neural network
`trainnet`	Train deep learning neural network (Since R2023b)
`analyzeNetwork`	Analyze deep learning network architecture

Prediction

`classify`	Classify data using trained deep learning neural network
`predict`	Predict responses using trained deep learning neural network
`activations`	Compute deep learning network layer activations
`confusionchart`	Create confusion matrix chart for classification problem
`sortClasses`	Sort classes of confusion matrix chart

Topics

App Training

Train Networks Using Deep Network Designer
Interactively train deep learning networks in Deep Network Designer.
Import Data into Deep Network Designer
Import and visualize data in Deep Network Designer.

Command-Line Training

Create Simple Deep Learning Neural Network for Classification
This example shows how to create and train a simple convolutional neural network for deep learning classification.
Train Convolutional Neural Network for Regression
This example shows how to fit a regression model using convolutional neural networks to predict the angles of rotation of handwritten digits.
Set Up Parameters and Train Convolutional Neural Network
Learn how to set up training parameters for a convolutional neural network.
Deep Learning in MATLAB
Discover deep learning capabilities in MATLAB^® using convolutional neural networks for classification and regression, including pretrained networks and transfer learning, and training on GPUs, CPUs, clusters, and clouds.
Deep Learning Tips and Tricks
Learn how to improve the accuracy of deep learning networks.
Data Sets for Deep Learning
Discover data sets for various deep learning tasks.

Featured Examples

Train Residual Network for Image Classification

Create a deep learning neural network with residual connections and train it on CIFAR-10 data. Residual connections are a popular element in convolutional neural network architectures. Using residual connections improves gradient flow through the network and enables training of deeper networks.

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Convert Classification Network into Regression Network

Convert a trained classification network into a regression network.

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Train Network on Image and Feature Data

Train a network that classifies handwritten digits using both image and feature input data.

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Image-to-Image Regression in Deep Network Designer

Use Deep Network Designer to construct and train an image-to-image regression network for super resolution.

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Multilabel Image Classification Using Deep Learning

Use transfer learning to train a deep learning model for multilabel image classification.

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Train Neural ODE Network

Train an augmented neural ordinary differential equation (ODE) network.

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Lane and Vehicle Detection in Simulink Using Deep Learning

Use deep convolutional neural networks inside a Simulink® model to perform lane and vehicle detection. This example takes the frames from a traffic video as an input, outputs two lane boundaries that correspond to the left and right lanes of the ego vehicle, and detects vehicles in the frame.

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