Tensor Flow Exercise

[balaji.ambresh]

Tensorflow is used for a good chunk of exercises. Most of what you need should be explained in the lectures. Given that there are a lot of online resources, you should be ok. There are some parts that involve you implementing calculus functions. But, they’re optional.

Here are some resources to help you out.

Deep Learning Bibliography

If you are interested in finding some textbooks either as an accompaniment to this course or as a way to dig deeper, here are some suggestions: François Chollet’s Deep Learning with Python is a good beginner-level book, written by the author of Keras. It’s available directly from Manning, from Amazon, and elsewhere. Goodfellow, Bengio, & Courville’s Deep Learning is a bit more advanced and theoretical. It’s full of math, if you’re interested in deep learning from first principles. It’s availab…