Learn TensorFlow and Deep Learning Fundamentals with Python - Code-First Introduction Part 2/2
Offered By: YouTube
Course Description
Overview
Syllabus
- Intro/hello/have you watched part 1? If not, you should.
- 66. Non-linearity part 1 (straight lines and non-straight lines).
- 67. Non-linearity part 2 (building our first neural network with a non-linear activation function).
- 68. Non-linearity part 3 (upgrading our non-linear model with more layers).
- 69. Non-linearity part 4 (modelling our non-linear data).
- 70. Non-linearity part 5 (reproducing our non-linear functions from scratch).
- 71. Getting great results in less time by tweaking the learning rate.
- 72. Using the history object to plot a model’s loss curves.
- 73. Using callbacks to find a model’s ideal learning rate.
- 74. Training and evaluating a model with an ideal learning rate.
- [Keynote] 75. Introducing more classification methods.
- 76. Finding the accuracy of our model.
- 77. Creating our first confusion matrix.
- 78. Making our confusion matrix prettier.
- 79. Multi-class classification part 1 (preparing data).
- 80. Multi-class classification part 2 (becoming one with the data).
- 81. Multi-class classification part 3 (building a multi-class model).
- 82. Multi-class classification part 4 (improving our multi-class model).
- 83. Multi-class classification part 5 (normalised vs non-normalised).
- 84. Multi-class classification part 6 (finding the ideal learning rate).
- 85. Multi-class classification part 7 (evaluating our model).
- 86. Multi-class classification part 8 (creating a confusion matrix).
- 87. Multi-class classification part 9 (visualising random samples) .
- 88. What patterns is our model learning?.
Taught by
Daniel Bourke
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