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Not a guide, but https://github.com/AUTOMATIC1111/stable-diffusion-webui is a sandbox application for generating AI images locally with a very active community.
I just want to inpaint but am finding that surprisingly difficult
Is there a learning path for someone who hasn't done any AI/ML ever? I asked ChatGPT, it recommended to start from linear algebra, then calculus, followed by probability and statistics. Phase 2 would be Fundamentals of ML. Phase 3 - Deep Learning and NN. And so on. I don't know how accurate these suggestions are. I'm an SDE.
Do you want to USE it or BUILD it? If the later, ChatGPT's recommendations are a good start. If the former, courses like this one are a good start.
Is there a learning path for someone who hasn't done any AI/ML ever? I asked ChatGPT, it recommended to start from linear algebra, then calculus, followed by probability and statistics. Phase 2 would be Fundamentals of ML. Phase 3 - Deep Learning and NN. And so on. I don't know how accurate these suggestions are. I'm an SDE.
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Do you want to USE it or BUILD it? If the later, ChatGPT's recommendations are a good start. If the former, courses like this one are a good start.
Could you elaborate a little more on the “ChatGPT’s recommendations” part? Do you mean asking ChatGPT how to build or something else? I have 0 clue about AI/ML as well. I feel like the world has left me behind and all I know is REST APIs and some basic GraphQL.
Parent> If you want to learn to BUILD AI, ChatGPT's recommendations are a good start
you> what did ChatGPT recommend?
I think your token window is a bit too small.
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Do you want to USE it or BUILD it? If the later, ChatGPT's recommendations are a good start. If the former, courses like this one are a good start.
Could you elaborate a little more on the “ChatGPT’s recommendations” part? Do you mean asking ChatGPT how to build or something else? I have 0 clue about AI/ML as well. I feel like the world has left me behind and all I know is REST APIs and some basic GraphQL.
If you just want to tinker around with models and try it out, feel free to go into it without much math knowledge and just learn them as you go. ChatGPT's recommendation is great if you have a multiyear horizon/plan to be in ML (e.g. perfect for a college student who can take courses in stats/ML side by side) or have plenty of time.
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Not a guide, but https://github.com/AUTOMATIC1111/stable-diffusion-webui is a sandbox application for generating AI images locally with a very active community.
I just want to inpaint but am finding that surprisingly difficult
InvokeAI has a much friendlier UI, inpainting is easier, and the platform is more stable, but is lightyears behind in plugins and functionality.
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Could you elaborate a little more on the “ChatGPT’s recommendations” part? Do you mean asking ChatGPT how to build or something else? I have 0 clue about AI/ML as well. I feel like the world has left me behind and all I know is REST APIs and some basic GraphQL.
GP> ChatGPT recommended to start from linear algebra, then calculus, followed by probability and statistics. Phase 2 would be Fundamentals of ML. Phase 3 - Deep Learning and NN. And so on. Parent> If you want to learn to BUILD AI, ChatGPT's recommendations are a good start you> what did ChatGPT recommend? I think your token window is a bit too small.
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Could you elaborate a little more on the “ChatGPT’s recommendations” part? Do you mean asking ChatGPT how to build or something else? I have 0 clue about AI/ML as well. I feel like the world has left me behind and all I know is REST APIs and some basic GraphQL.
ChatGPT's recommendation to learn statistics/calculus serve as a foundation for learning machine learning since it utilizes concepts from the above subjects (e.g if you understand derivates/slope, you'll understand inherently how gradient descent works). If you just want to tinker around with models and try it out, feel free to go into it without much math knowledge and just learn them as you go. ChatGPT's recommenda…
Well this is good, but like most of the content on the internet on LLM applications this is for beginners, any good sources for intermediate reading ?
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(There's a link in the statement that I didn't include here.)