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by elq
4594 days ago
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Math. math. math. Linear algebra. Bayesian statistics. MUST know these inside out, upside down. Vector calculus. Convex optimization. A boatload of machine learning literature. The ideas coalescing into deep learning are based more than a decade of research. If you know nothing about math... I can't imagine getting to the point of understanding deep learning (which is a fairly rapidly evolving area) without at least 2-3 years of very hard work. This class is a reasonable attempt to give a quick intro to one major source for DBNs https://www.coursera.org/course/neuralnets understanding this course is a good benchmark. |
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