RE: neural network architectures. which one are you. tag yourself.
11-30-2016, 05:46 AM
deeplearning.net has some wonderful tutorials. I should also link you my reading as it's been really really useful.
I have pdfs all stored away... Sometime i oughta talk with you about this actually
Generally it's like this, in "stuff to understand"
Linear Algebra
Optimization as Loss minimization
Gradient Descent
The Perceptron
Linear Classifiers
Function fitting
Stochastic Gradient Descent
Activation functions
Backpropagation in Multilayer perceptrons
So on.
There's plenty of branches that are esp interesting like VAE and GANN though but once you get the general ideas of Dimension Reduction and Gaussian discovery it makes sense.
Generally learn python
Use tensorflow (my curr favorite) or Theano mostly
Either have a GPU computer or use AWS EC2.
I have pdfs all stored away... Sometime i oughta talk with you about this actually
Generally it's like this, in "stuff to understand"
Linear Algebra
Optimization as Loss minimization
Gradient Descent
The Perceptron
Linear Classifiers
Function fitting
Stochastic Gradient Descent
Activation functions
Backpropagation in Multilayer perceptrons
So on.
There's plenty of branches that are esp interesting like VAE and GANN though but once you get the general ideas of Dimension Reduction and Gaussian discovery it makes sense.
Generally learn python
Use tensorflow (my curr favorite) or Theano mostly
Either have a GPU computer or use AWS EC2.