Submitted by MightyDuck35 t3_zjhg4p in deeplearning
trajo123 t1_izwd9xi wrote
The Coursera Deep Learning specialization is great. It starts with the basics, including a gentle introduction to the intuition behind the maths, then goes on to cover many important application areas. If you like a more structured approach (e.g. assignments, quizzes), then this is for you. It's quite a lot of work, but it will get you from completely clueless to comfortable with most of the concepts and ready to explore the field on your own.
I found the FastAI course too light on details and the Jupyter Notebook based deep learning framework they built abstracts too many details away ...and is yet another (not very popular / used in practice) framework to learn.
MightyDuck35 OP t1_izwz8tj wrote
I heard good things about Andrew Ng's course. I will definitely check it out!
I started with FastAI because he said they'd go over the maths in the course and like I said it was something I was scared of. There's Khan Academy that has free courses for maths, which is pretty cool :D
I want to get good at it, not just copy paste things and hope it'll works.
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