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A bit off-topic, but does anyone know how good this[0] course is? [0] https://www.udacity.com/course/deep-learning--ud730 https://www.udacity.com/course/deep-l

• findjashua 10y ago
  Felt very rushed for a beginner, okay if you have some background. Personally, I found Stanford dl courses (image classification, nlp) to be much more suitable for beginners.
• papaver 10y ago
  i was quite put off by it. i feel like the teaching technique is pretty poor and the focus in on all the wrong things. mainly the tech gets in the way for learning. i don't want to figure out how to learn numpy when i'm trying to learn how to understand deep learning, that in itself is hard enough. i quite after a week (i did the stanford course first and this was going to be my second). i would recommend the coursera course by andrew ng. i had an amazing time. the code stays out of your way and he walks you through the algorithms and explains the theory very well. i just started the fast.ai by jeremy howard, and literally have been blown away but the course. it is AMAZING! by lesson 3 i'm able to build cnn models and score on top 20% in kaggle competitions. not bad for a complete novice. HIGHLY RECOMMENDED. once im done with the fast.ai course i may look back around to google's deep learning course. i think it may be easier for more experienced users to digest its info. https://www.coursera.org/learn/machine-learning https://www.coursera.org/learn/machine-learning http://course.fast.ai/ http://course.fast.ai/ Edit: added fast.ai link