Practical Deep Learning for Coders - Full Course from fast.ai and Jeremy Howard
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Date: 2022-03-14
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Ariel
1:34:00, what about if i shuffle my dataset before separating training and validation data every time i start training the model from zero (when tweaking the parameters)?
I'm doing basically that, as i don't feel i have enough data to be worth it separating some data just for testing once i have a model with high accuracy and feel like it's enough.
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1:34:00, what about if i shuffle my dataset before separating training and validation data every time i start training the model from zero (when tweaking the parameters)?
I'm doing basically that, as i don't feel i have enough data to be worth it separating some data just for testing once i have a model with high accuracy and feel like it's enough.
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QufA__
Hi! i need sub in spanish or english plis haha... I am really interested in the video but my level of English when listening is bad (and my lvl of writing i thinks i too bad) but i make the effort to get better with the time, if you can put subs in english or spanish i will be grateful!
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Hi! i need sub in spanish or english plis haha... I am really interested in the video but my level of English when listening is bad (and my lvl of writing i thinks i too bad) but i make the effort to get better with the time, if you can put subs in english or spanish i will be grateful!
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Ranjit
You have done an awesome job, the lecture is so interesting and a well balanced theory and practical in between. Just completed the first chapter and looking forward for the journey. I don't know but Rachel reminds me of Sheldon Cooper.
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You have done an awesome job, the lecture is so interesting and a well balanced theory and practical in between. Just completed the first chapter and looking forward for the journey. I don't know but Rachel reminds me of Sheldon Cooper.
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Utku
Question: At 14:14 , how is it possible that the 2nd layer of neurons could learn any complex function (non-linear) like XOR? Normally adding up linear layers will result in a linear model. Can someone explain this, please?
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Question: At 14:14 , how is it possible that the 2nd layer of neurons could learn any complex function (non-linear) like XOR? Normally adding up linear layers will result in a linear model. Can someone explain this, please?
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Mirror
Serious questions, why all smart people have spiky hair. I listen to them more attentively. Jokes apart, really appreciate the generosity of Jeremy, Rachael, Sylvain and the entire team also freecodecamp.
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Serious questions, why all smart people have spiky hair. I listen to them more attentively. Jokes apart, really appreciate the generosity of Jeremy, Rachael, Sylvain and the entire team also freecodecamp.
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Spencer
Random passive aggressive anti WYT statements by the female sjvv detracted a lot from this. Hopefully some of us use fast AI to help disprove the so called gender wage gap and other w0ke garbage theory
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Random passive aggressive anti WYT statements by the female sjvv detracted a lot from this. Hopefully some of us use fast AI to help disprove the so called gender wage gap and other w0ke garbage theory
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fuu
This course is truly fantastic! Truly one of the best and useful ones on the subject out there. So lucky to be able to follow it through, and through jupyter books ready to go! Thank you!!!
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This course is truly fantastic! Truly one of the best and useful ones on the subject out there. So lucky to be able to follow it through, and through jupyter books ready to go! Thank you!!!
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Mansoor
Just ordered the book and support this cause I wanna do this in 2021-2022 and looking forward for community support thank you freecodecamp -fastai and everyone who made this possible
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Just ordered the book and support this cause I wanna do this in 2021-2022 and looking forward for community support thank you freecodecamp -fastai and everyone who made this possible
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shanes2007
For the code to work in colab, do -!pip install fastai --upgrade- first and then change -from fastai2.vision.all import -- to -from fastai.vision.all import --
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For the code to work in colab, do -!pip install fastai --upgrade- first and then change -from fastai2.vision.all import -- to -from fastai.vision.all import --
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James
Very cool! Do you guys think this course would make sense for a novice Python programmer? Or should I work more on my fundamentals before jumping in? Thanks!
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Very cool! Do you guys think this course would make sense for a novice Python programmer? Or should I work more on my fundamentals before jumping in? Thanks!
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