Deep Learning and Neural Networks

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How neural networks build representations, receive credit through gradients, train reliably, encode architectural bias, transfer knowledge, and cross the boundary into inference systems.

How does a neural network turn data into useful representations, propagate credit through many layers, train without losing signal, and become an inference artifact whose limits I can inspect?

32 lessons

Continues to AI Research Literacy and Paper Reading/ Diffusion, Audio, Video, and Generative Media/ GPU Systems and Accelerators/ LLM Foundations/ ML Systems and Training Infrastructure/ Multimodal Foundations and Vision-Language Models/ Reinforcement Learning and Sequential Decision Making/ Representation Learning and Self-Supervision

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