Cutting Edge Deep Learning for Coders, Part 2

Cutting Edge Deep Learning for Coders, Part 2

  • May 8, 2018
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Cutting Edge Deep Learning for Coders, Part 2

Welcome to the new 2018 edition of fast.ai’s second 7 week course, Cutting Edge Deep Learning For Coders, Part 2, where you’ll learn the latest developments in deep learning, how to read and implement new academic papers, and how to solve challenging end-to-end problems such as natural language translation. You’ll develop a deep understanding of neural network foundations, the most important recent advances in the fields, and how to implement them in the world’s fastest deep learning libraries, fastai and pytorch. This course contains all new material, so if you’ve already completed the 2017 version, you’ll find plenty here to keep you busy too!

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