This is mostly basic python with numpy/scipy, but without the use of frameworks like pytorch, tensorflow, etc. I think it's good to start with these kinds of simple foundations, and then you can move on to using frameworks. There are a number of popular online courses out there, but I have not tried one yet, so I can't recommend anything.
Ill read your articles for sure. Thanks for the recomendations Nested S.
Also the 3Blue1Browns seems to be very interesting, gonna keep watching/learning.
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I really liked 3Blue1Brown's YouTube series. Also, Neural Networks and Deep Learning, by Michael Nielsen, is a good start for learning about the basics of neural networks and convolutional neural networks. It's free and quite approachable. I've written a few articles recently on this topic that you're welcome to try out(neural networks, convolutional neural networks, tic-tac-toe with minimax).
This is mostly basic python with numpy/scipy, but without the use of frameworks like pytorch, tensorflow, etc. I think it's good to start with these kinds of simple foundations, and then you can move on to using frameworks. There are a number of popular online courses out there, but I have not tried one yet, so I can't recommend anything.
Ill read your articles for sure. Thanks for the recomendations Nested S.
Also the 3Blue1Browns seems to be very interesting, gonna keep watching/learning.