Deep Learning with PyTorch
pytorch.org
Deep Learning with PyTorch
1–10 of 40 posts
Re: Deep Learning with PyTorch
#2The form isn't working. Not being able to make a web form work doesn't inspire a lot of confidence in the neural network part. lol.
Re: Deep Learning with PyTorch
#3"Essential Excerpts"
Re: Deep Learning with PyTorch
#4To those who don't want to submit their email: https://pytorch.org/assets/deep-learning/Deep-Learning-with-...
Re: Deep Learning with PyTorch
#5The form isn't working. Not being able to make a web form work doesn't inspire a lot of confidence in the neural network part. lol.
You can get it from here: https://pytorch.org/assets/deep-learning/Deep-Learning-with-...
Re: Deep Learning with PyTorch
#6The form isn't working. Not being able to make a web form work doesn't inspire a lot of confidence in the neural network part. lol.
Re: Deep Learning with PyTorch
#7Is there a full table of content somewhere?
Re: Deep Learning with PyTorch
#8Is there a full table of content somewhere?
It seems like based on this: https://www.manning.com/books/deep-learning-with-pytorch#toc
Re: Deep Learning with PyTorch
#9What kind of knowledge should you have before getting into this book? I've been meaning to try to learn ML and have been looking at some university courses that have all the material available.
Re: Deep Learning with PyTorch
#10What kind of knowledge should you have before getting into this book? I've been meaning to try to learn ML and have been looking at some university courses that have all the material available.
Goodfellow’s book on deep learning[0] is a good starter - the first chapters give a solid overview of ML theory as well. Elements of Statistical Learning is another.