It depends on how in depth you would like to go. The intro to PyTorch on udacity is free and a great tool to learn how to start coding deep learning projects.
For a deeper understanding it is probably best to start at the basics of linear calculus (I’d recommend three blue one brown on YouTube), and understanding what happens to vectors visually when a transformation is applied.
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It depends on how in depth you would like to go. The intro to PyTorch on udacity is free and a great tool to learn how to start coding deep learning projects.
For a deeper understanding it is probably best to start at the basics of linear calculus (I’d recommend three blue one brown on YouTube), and understanding what happens to vectors visually when a transformation is applied.