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This repository contains all the notesbooks and mkdocs markdown files of the tutorials covering machine learning, deep learning, scalable database, programming, data processing and data visualization powering the website.
- Deep Learning and Deep Reinforcement Learning Tutorials (Libraries: Python, PyTorch, Gym, NumPy and Matplotlib)
- Course Progression
- Matrices
- Gradients
- Linear Regression
- Logistic Regression
- Feedforward Neural Network
- Convolutional Neural Network (CNN)
- Recurrent Neural Network (RNN)
- Long Short-Term Memory (LSTM) network
- Derivative, Gradient and Jacobian
- Forwardpropagation, Backpropagation and Gradient Descent
- Learning Rate Scheduling
- Optimization Algorithms
- Weight Initialization and Activation Functions
- Supervised to Reinforcement Learning
- Markov Decision Processes and Bellman Equations
- Dynamic Programming
- Scalable Database Tutorials (Libraries: Apache Cassandra, Bash and Python)
We always provide the latest PyTorch version (0.4/1.0) so that you will be learning up-to-date code!
We deploy a top-down approach that enables you to grasp deep learning theories and code easily and quickly. We have open-sourced all our materials through our Deep Learning Wizard Wikipedia. For visual learners, feel free to sign up for our video course and join over 2300 deep learning wizards.
To this date, we have taught thousands of students across more than 120+ countries from students as young as 15 to postgraduates and professionals in leading MNCs and research institutions around the world.
We are openly calling people to contribute to this repository for errors. Feel free to create a pull request.
- Jie Fu, Editor (Postdoc in Montreal Institute for Learning Algorithms (MILA))
- Alfredo Canziani, Supporter (Postdoc in NYU under Yann Lecun)
- Marek Bardonski, Supporter (Global Head of Deep Learning, Sigmoidal)
Feel free to report bugs and improvements via issues. Or just simply try to pull to make any improvements/corrections.
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