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Congratulations on hitting 1.0, Keras really looks like the way forward for python ML. I tried to use Keras after doing Andrew Ng's Coursera course but found th
by emailgregn 10y ago
Congratulations on hitting 1.0, Keras really looks like the way forward for python ML. I tried to use Keras after doing Andrew Ng's Coursera course but found that I just couldn't connect the dots from what I'd learned on the course to the concepts assumed familiar by the keras documentation though.
- fchollet 10y agoYes, I think we should work on a FAQ to introduce common ML concepts and their implementation in Keras. Any specific concept that you had trouble with?
- emailgregn 10y agoCool. It sounds dumb but just shaping the inputs was a problem for me. I wanted an LSTM/RNN but epochs, batches and recurring sequences didn't click together for me. I also had trouble plotting the learning curves.
- etiam 10y agoYou may wish to coordinate a bit with this?: http://www.wildml.com/deep-learning-glossary/ http://www.wildml.com/deep-learning-glossary/ I came across that glossary a few days ago when looking to solve an RNN problem with a deadline. You may be pleased to know I think I may have solved it by switching to Keras, and this post actually helped unsticking me from a smaller problem too. Thanks, and congratulations on version 1.0!