Thank you for the video. All your videos help in deeper understanding of the framework. I have been working with Pytorch TorchRec recently and would like to see a similar video on that. :)
I have a nn.Module class that is composed of multiple smaller nn.Module classes as parts of the forward process. I see that I could define the training,validation and test sets, as well as configuring the optimizer for it. But how do I define a Lightning module for these sub-component modules?
Thank you for the clear example, I like how much cleaner lightning is, almost feels like Django (but hopefully a bit more flexible). Btw, can you recommand a good framework for ML research, for example to experimenting with slightly altered transformer architectures?
Thanks for making those videos. However, I just can't read what you type. Could you please, for your future videos, enlarge the code. It is nice to also see the presenter, since there is space on the screen I am not saying you should not appear. Again thank you.
Thank you for the video. All your videos help in deeper understanding of the framework. I have been working with Pytorch TorchRec recently and would like to see a similar video on that. :)
Thank you! I pretty much like your .zshrc file as well as .vimrc. Can you share these awesome themes & settings?
Hello Aladdin, thanks for your contribution... Is it possible to make a tutorial for Inference on production and Transfer Learning / Fine tuning ?
Very few of your videos that I didn't had to pause to understand what's going on😅
Short video but loved it.
Make more videos on Graph Neural Networks.
Thanks a lot man this is great help
Awesome video. I'm quite new in Python. What IDE do you use? I like the autocomplete-functionality.
Its neovim.
I have a nn.Module class that is composed of multiple smaller nn.Module classes as parts of the forward process. I see that I could define the training,validation and test sets, as well as configuring the optimizer for it. But how do I define a Lightning module for these sub-component modules?
great lectures.
Thank you for the clear example, I like how much cleaner lightning is, almost feels like Django (but hopefully a bit more flexible). Btw, can you recommand a good framework for ML research, for example to experimenting with slightly altered transformer architectures?
Dude what IDE are you using?
its not an ide. its a text editor called neovim and he customized it heavily.
What is your development environment
thats neovim text editor with tmux or something. and some styling for the prompts.
what is this ide ?
Amazzzzzzzzzzzzing :)
Thanks for making those videos. However, I just can't read what you type. Could you please, for your future videos, enlarge the code. It is nice to also see the presenter, since there is space on the screen I am not saying you should not appear. Again thank you.
Note taken