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I enjoyed this tutorial as a first step into the world of deep learning frameworks. For context, I recently finished the Machine Learning course on Coursera. I
by opaque_salmon 10y ago
I enjoyed this tutorial as a first step into the world of deep learning frameworks. For context, I recently finished the Machine Learning course on Coursera.
I liked the parallel constructions of the neural network and the transition from linear algebra to framework. I really appreciate the ease of use of PyTorch, which pushed me over the edge into actually doing something useful with deep learning.
I managed to get through this tutorial and make a submission to the kaggle digit recognizer competition in the span of a few hours. I'm excited to figure out how to train a model more efficiently, which seems to difficult problem of choosing network hyperparameters.
- williamtrask 10y agoMan that's awesome! Thank you so much for telling me. As a heads up, there's a completely revamped version of PyTorch being released soon (possibly today). You can see some documentation for it here. http://pytorch.org/docs/ http://pytorch.org/docs/