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CS224d: Deep Learning for Natural Language Processing

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Re: CS224d: Deep Learning for Natural Language Processing

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I'm still not clear on the difference between deep learning and machine learning. Also are there good primer books on machine learning fundamentals?

It _is_ a subfield of machine learning, based on neural networks and usually the features are learned and not engineered.

Re: CS224d: Deep Learning for Natural Language Processing

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I'm still not clear on the difference between deep learning and machine learning. Also are there good primer books on machine learning fundamentals?

It _is_ a subfield of machine learning, based on neural networks and usually the features are learned and not engineered.

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Re: CS224d: Deep Learning for Natural Language Processing

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I'm still not clear on the difference between deep learning and machine learning. Also are there good primer books on machine learning fundamentals?

Machine learning is the name of the whole field, deep learning is one of the (currently very popular) branches of that field.

Re: CS224d: Deep Learning for Natural Language Processing

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I'm still not clear on the difference between deep learning and machine learning. Also are there good primer books on machine learning fundamentals?

It _is_ a subfield of machine learning, based on neural networks and usually the features are learned and not engineered.

Could it be said machine learning is more surface AI like quality scores.

Whereas deep learning is going down the creating consciousness route?

Re: CS224d: Deep Learning for Natural Language Processing

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I have a folder to bookmark machine learning resources. Here's another good one from the creator of coursera (Stanford grad I think) https://www.coursera.org/learn/machine-learning/home/info?ut...

This course is taught by Andrew Ng. Professor Ng is not only one of the founders of Coursera, but is also a prof at Stanford and Chief Scientist at Baidu. Machine Learning (and Deep Learning in particular) is his specialty, so he is a pretty good resource on the topic :)

Re: CS224d: Deep Learning for Natural Language Processing

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I have a folder to bookmark machine learning resources. Here's another good one from the creator of coursera (Stanford grad I think) https://www.coursera.org/learn/machine-learning/home/info?ut...

This course is taught by Andrew Ng. Professor Ng is not only one of the founders of Coursera, but is also a prof at Stanford and Chief Scientist at Baidu. Machine Learning (and Deep Learning in particular) is his specialty, so he is a pretty good resource on the topic :)

Great I'll give it priority then in my bookmark!
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