Deep Learning - Daniel Bourke

Deep Learning

A collection of 5 posts

learnpytorch.io cover image detailing all of the different sections of the Learn PyTorch for Deep Learning course

Machine Learning

Learn PyTorch for Deep Learning: Zero to Mastery

The Zero to Mastery PyTorch course is live! Get started with machine learning hands-on by writing PyTorch code.

Machine Learning

Learn TensorFlow for Deep Learning (code-first course)

Like to code? Looking to learn deep learning? Like to learn hands-on? This course will teach you deep learning and help you learn TensorFlow through 60+ hours of code-along videos.

Notes on building a deep learning PC

Machine Learning

Notes on building a deep learning PC

When it comes to using GPUs for deep learning, I usually use Google Colab (80% of the time) or for when I need something more persistent, Google's Compute Engine running a deep learning virtual machine [https://cloud.google.com/deep-learning-vm/] (VM). Colab usually suffices for short-to-medium size experiments but when

How I’m Learning Deep Learning — Part V

-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Major update: I got hired as a machine learning engineer. Max Kelsen [http://maxkelsen.com] is awesome. We’re working on some cool things. Monday’s are research days. I made a short-film [https://youtu.be/Eaj7pNeIQhs] showing what we get up to. Since last post, I graduated from

Machine Learning

An In-depth Review of Andrew Ng’s deeplearning.ai Specialization

So you want to learn deep learning? Read this. Then take the deeplearning.ai specialization.