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Deep Learning - Linear Classifiers, Gradient Descent, Neural Networks, Data Wrangling, Convolutions, Visualisation, Training, Bias and Fairness, Computer Vision, Language Models, Embeddings, Machine Translation by Various is a nonfiction available to read on EtoBox.

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1 Introduction 2 Review: Scalar derivative rules 3 Introduction to vector calculus and partial derivatives 4 Matrix calculus 4.1 Generalization of the Jacobian 4.2 Derivatives of vector element-wise binary operators 4.3 Derivatives involving scalar expansion 4.4 Vector sum reduction 4.5 The Chain Rules 4.5.1 Single-variable chain rule 4.5.2 Single-variable total-derivative chain rule 4.5.3 Vector chain rule 5 The gradient of neuron activation 6 The gradient of the neural network loss function 6.1 The gradient with respect to the weights 6.2 The derivative with respect to the bias 7 Summary 8 Matrix Calculus Reference 8.1 Gradients and Jacobians 8.2 Element-wise operations on vectors 8.3 Scalar expansion 8.4 Vector reductions 8.5 Chain rules 9 Notation 10 Resources 1 Introduction 2 What AD Is Not 2.1 AD Is Not Numerical Differentiation 2.2 AD Is Not Symbolic Differentiation 3 AD and Its Main Modes 3.1 Forward Mode 3.1.1 Dual Numbers 3.2 Reverse Mode 3.3 Origins of AD and Backpropagation 4 AD and Machine Learning 4.1 Gradient-Based Optimization 4.2 Neural Networks, Deep Learning, Differentiable Programming 4.3 Computer Vision 4.4 Natural Language Processing 4.5 Probabilistic Modeling

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Author
Various
Language
EN
Category
nonfiction
Subjects
Computer Science, Stem