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Lesson 3: Practical Deep Learning for Coders 2022

Jeremy Howard

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Jeremy Howard explains how neural networks work by building a basic model and implementing a neural net in Excel.

Introduction and survey "Lesson 0" How to fast.ai How to do a fastai lesson How to not self-study Highest voted student work Pets breeds detector Paperspace JupyterLab Make a better pet detector Comparison of all (image) models Try out new models Get the categories of a model What’s in the model What does model architecture look like Parameters of a model Create a general quadratic function Fit a function by good hands and eyes Loss functions Automate the search of parameters for better loss The mathematical functions ReLu: Rectified linear function Infinitely complex function A chart of all image models compared Do I have enough data? Interpret gradients in unit? Learning rate Matrix multiplication Build a regression model in spreadsheet Build a neuralnet by adding two regression models Matrix multiplication makes training faster Watch out! it’s chapter 4 Create dummy variables of 3 classes Taste NLP fastai NLP library vs Hugging Face library Homework to prepare you for the next lesson Many thanks to bencoman, wyquek, Raymond Wu, and fmussari on forums.fast.ai for writing the transcript. Timestamps thanks to "Daniel 深度碎片" on forums.fast.ai.

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What people seem to be able to do with Excel never ceases to boggle/amaze. I was watching an AI course and the lecturer implemented a neural net in Excel. Meanwhile my skills peak at importing a CSV and resizing the columns and rows. Protip, you can resize rows+columns at the same time by highlighting all and double clicking the top left corner.
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