[amarcheschi]

I'm supposed to end my undergraduate degree with an internship at the italian national research center and i'll have to use pytorch to write ml models from paper to code, i've tried looking at the tutorial but i feel like there's a lot going on to grasp. until now i've only used numpy (and pandas in combo with numpy), i'm quite excited but i'm a bit on the edge because i can't know whether i'll be up to the task or not

[KeplerBoy]

Go for it! There's nothing to lose.

You could checkout some of EuroCC's courses. That should get you up to speed. https://www.eurocc-access.eu/services/training/

[amarcheschi]

Thank you, I've found pytorch foundation has examples page where they actually do something practical explaining what they're doing

[saagarjha]

You'll do fine :) PyTorch has an API that is somewhat similar to numpy, although if you've never programmed a GPU you might want to get up to speed on that first.