What is a neural network? | Let's learn - Neural networks from scratch in Go - 1
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- Опубликовано: 7 сен 2024
- Here we study the book nnfs.io and implementing all the code with Golang instead of Python. The aim is to learn how neural networks are made inside and how it looks like to build is fully from the scratch without using frameworks like pytorch or tensorflow. We’ll have to find alternative in Go or reimplement some operations fully from the ground.
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Thank you so much for making this series. I was planning on doing this myself anyway but having this series to code along with makes my approach it so much easier and structured.
Finally youtube is recommending the good stuff to me ha!
wow wow wow, thank you very much! I really glad it helps you, means that posting this series on YT was a correct decision :)
btw, I will post soon a video about this series on this channel youtube.com/@_romanv_ you're welcome there too
and I would be glad to see you at discord server, seems like right now we have people coming from this series with similar interests
again, thanks very much, really appreciate the words
this is exactly what i was looking for? thank you
thank you very much :)
Great video. Greetings from Argentina
thank you very much! Greetings :)
btw, maybe you will find something interesting for you on my main channel
ruclips.net/channel/UCwRxT_-VdAiU8ncqIPK4pCA
Just 40 videos to go, thanks for making those
Glad you like them! I think it total it will be around 60-70 video to finish this book :)
@@_Roman_V_Code So enough content keeping me from finishing my Bsc. degree :) Perfect 🤣
@@Unaimend now I feel bad :D
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you got a sub.
Thank you very much! I would appreciate of you will take a look at my another Tech channel
ruclips.net/channel/UCwRxT_-VdAiU8ncqIPK4pCA
I think for the numpy you can use gonum.
Yes thanks :) I found it yesterday (it's mention in second video I uploaded today)
and probably it will cover most of the things, except that with Go I will need to write more explicit code, but that's fine
Let's go!
thanks!
Gorgonia tensors :P
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