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jimmy_dean

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    The main reason numpy isn't used in NN implementations is that it does not, natively speaking, have GPU support. Tensor structures in PyTorch and TensorFlow have the most solid bac…

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    And you can inline display latex fragments. Not the prettiest display but it does the job!

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    Comment #20131022

    100% this. To understand code written with Greek letters you'd also need to understand the author's intentions for using said letters. Is mu an average or coeff of friction? Why sh…

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    Deepmind can always transfer learning to the robotics industry, if they haven't already. There's bound to be a space they can fill with the progress they've made in these video gam…

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    The Coding The Matrix textbook is exactly the type of book you've described that is tailored for programmers. I've read only the first few chapters and found it a joy even if a lit…

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    Addressing your second question. Informally, dropping nodes fights overfitting by creating subsample architectures of which are essentially thinned out networks of the one you've d…

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    Comment #19575678

    Yup! I made heavy use of his codingbat material during 1st year. https://codingbat.com/java

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    Comment #19570249

    That course is really the best blend of theory and application. I find their approach more tasteful than fast.ai's, but to each their own!

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    Comment #19570162

    The machine learning Stanford courses are probably the best open education contributions I've encountered. From Ng's CS229 material to Karpathy's rendition of CS231n. These are som…

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    Just a side-note. Swift comes with an repl and has support in Jupyter and Google Colab for whatever that's worth. As you mentioned the numerical computing ecosystem is just not any…

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