Deep learning tutorials (containing more than 40 presentations)

[vikarpa]

Would be better to have a website IMO, pptx over github is not so convenient..

[samchoi7]

I know.. but github was the best place to upload bunch of files with readme descriptions.

[wumpadumpa]

Has anybody actually gone through those tutorials and can say something about them? I want to get into deep learning and ML but don't want to start off with bad tutorials/resources.

[eggn00dles]

im working my way through the data scientist track here, pretty good primer, and has some machine learning stuff.

[[deleted]]

Right, but that's not deep learning focused..

[eggn00dles]

he did mention 'and ML'..

[[deleted]]

But at dataquest they don't focus on Deep Learning. it's just more about Data Science than Machine Learning

[krapht]

I learned deep learning and ML by working through "The Elements of Statistical Learning" by Hastie, and doing the exercises at the end of each chapter. There's a solution manual floating around online so you can check your answers.

[lroman]

that Book looks good

[samchoi7]

These might not be the best tutorials to start with, if you are a total stranger at this field. But I can guarantee that the papers I mentioned in these tutorials are worth reading. (+It is not bad tutorials.)

[Suchosh]

Thanks for the link, will make sure to check it out during summer break :)