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Quick question - what, modern day tutorial/mooc would you recommend for this ?

• antirez 10y ago
  Not sure, I think it's better to use older documentation which is not so centered on RNNs and Convolutional networks. The old docs very well describe a basic net with Backpropagation.
• ahmedbaracat 10y ago
  I would highly recommend Andrej Karpathy's Hacker's guide to Neural Networks. A step by step guide with little math to cover the basics of NN. http://karpathy.github.io/neuralnets/ http://karpathy.github.io/neuralnets/
  • antirez 10y ago
    Wow, that surely is thought for programmers.
• Uehreka 10y ago
  neuralnetworksanddeeplearning.com is a free online book by Michael Nielsen. I'm reading it right now, and it's wonderful. In the first chapter, he walks you through implementing a basic neural network in Python that works with the MNIST data and uses no libraries (except numpy). He's really good at explaining a lot of the math for a more programmer-ish audience that might not have studied multivariate calculus.