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What I'd like is a Learn TensorFlow and deep learning with a mathematics/physics background.
by 77pt77 10y ago
What I'd like is a Learn TensorFlow and deep learning with a mathematics/physics background.
- deepnotderp 10y agoI feel you. Try nando de Freitas's course, I liked it a lot.
- 77pt77 10y agoThank you for the reference. I didn't know of it and will certainly have a look.
- martin_gorner 10y agoI have a background in mathematics and physics. In this course, I try to give a physical explanation whenever possible to give people good intuitions about what is happening. Level of math required: know how a matrix multiply works (and it gets re-explained)
- RockyMcNuts 10y agoUdacity / Google course by Vanhoucke I think is the most popular for learning TensorFlow proper - https://www.udacity.com/course/deep-learning--ud730 https://www.udacity.com/course/deep-learning--ud730
- martin_gorner 10y agoDefinitely recommended. It's the best course available in a 3 month format.
- RockyMcNuts 10y agothey say 3 months? I would have thought each of the 4 modules was 1-2 full days if you want to blast through it. Maybe 8 weeks of Sundays if you do it that way. But you can definitely spend a lot of time on them and on the TensorFlow docs. LAFF or the Andrew Ng Machine Learning courses are true semester courses, but I'm not actually sure this is.
- pizza 10y agoThere is a renormalization group theoretical approach