Thomas Saint-Gérand Congratulations! I’m still in Dutch high school but probably want to do Computer Science or AI still can’t choose ;). Have fun in Amsterdam but remember don’t smoke too much pot haha!
AnimateDZN Thank you and good luck for you ;) And for pot and psychedelics consumption, I know what I'm doing and I have been pleased to see that Siraj Raval does the same :p
I could see lot of effort made to make this video in a way so that we can find it easy, interesting and curious/things we think in our mind (like addLayer function) .Thanks for making such a great video !!!
You are an awesome teacher I never thought I could be able to code in just 6 months! You make me understand everything very nicely. So here's a CODING CHALLENGE:- Can you clone Akinator?
Professor, may I ask you about your formation? I'm really curious because you was born to teach! I write this comment thrilled to watch you doing what you love to do. Wish you a long and joyful life of teaching, Professor! 🎓🎓🎓
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you may call that toy neural network a toy, but as far as a toy goes i feel like i just got a new space aged Nasa rocket together on my desk someone gave me an instruction set for . that's exciting
I am wondering if it is possible to leech computing and GPU time by using a website, and how easy it will be to run tasks on idling tabs within browsers.
great lecture as always! one question: If I want to add Machine Learning to my project (mobile app done with React Native on the frontend and Node on the Backend), would you recommend me to add Tensorflow.js, or to build my own neural network? Thanks a lot!
Has anyone noticed that tensorflow does a lot of strange rounding on numbers? When I have really small numbers, tensorflow rounds them of at 3 decimals making them loose some precision. This compounds when you apply operations on them ending up in garbled data.
"...addLayer is not a function. Hah! So I must've imagined; that this is how you add a layer to the model,..." .... *Imagined*... That makes this mistake so important. 😄
Spent 5 hours+ today just going through all your playlists. This channel is legendary!!
Thanks for all the time you take to do all of this. Much appreciated love from The Netherlands :)
I've been taken recently in a master in AI at the Universiteit van Amsterdam, can't wait to live there :p
Thomas Saint-Gérand Congratulations! I’m still in Dutch high school but probably want to do Computer Science or AI still can’t choose ;). Have fun in Amsterdam but remember don’t smoke too much pot haha!
AnimateDZN Thank you and good luck for you ;) And for pot and psychedelics consumption, I know what I'm doing and I have been pleased to see that Siraj Raval does the same :p
I could see lot of effort made to make this video in a way so that we can find it easy, interesting and curious/things we think in our mind (like addLayer function) .Thanks for making such a great video !!!
Just want to say thank you, this world needs more people like you!
You are an awesome teacher I never thought I could be able to code in just 6 months! You make me understand everything very nicely. So here's a CODING CHALLENGE:-
Can you clone Akinator?
You are an awesome teacher!
I've learned so much stuff from your videos.
Keep coding! ☺
Much appreciated. just want to say thank you.Amazing teaching and personality.😊
I'm learning + enjoying with your video
Professor, may I ask you about your formation? I'm really curious because you was born to teach! I write this comment thrilled to watch you doing what you love to do. Wish you a long and joyful life of teaching, Professor! 🎓🎓🎓
Amazing teaching and personality.
I click the like button first and then I start watching your video! :D Thank you for all the things you do!
Your videos are just AMAZING!
IT'S FINALLY HERE!
Isobel Taylor finally
I don't have time for the streams usually, so this was a lovely treat for my first day off :)
you found it early! 🎉
The Coding Train it was at the end of polynomial regression 😃
Oh no! I didn't realise, I thought I was just finally first
Just...thank you
Love the @roguenasa t-shirt!
"I'm generally excited about a lot of things" Yes you are 😄
Great video, was very helpful. Thanks
I'm already watching this for a second time :O
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15 LCD keys poised to launch unlimited actions eliminate the need to map and memorize keyboard shortcuts. One-touch, tactile operation lets you switch scenes, launch media, adjust audio and more, while visual feedback confirms your every command.
Thank you for these awesome tutorials; they have been a great help :)
Excellent! Thanks for your time!
Thank you so much !
you may call that toy neural network a toy, but as far as a toy goes i feel like i just got a new space aged Nasa rocket together on my desk someone gave me an instruction set for . that's exciting
I'm so glad I waited.
You are awesome, I love your videos
These are really great. Btw, what are you using to sanitize your javascript in atom? Some sorta linter plugin?
atom-beautify
I am wondering if it is possible to leech computing and GPU time by using a website, and how easy it will be to run tasks on idling tabs within browsers.
great lecture as always! one question: If I want to add Machine Learning to my project (mobile app done with React Native on the frontend and Node on the Backend), would you recommend me to add Tensorflow.js, or to build my own neural network? Thanks a lot!
it really depends, but probably tf.js!
Fantastic video
Has anyone noticed that tensorflow does a lot of strange rounding on numbers?
When I have really small numbers, tensorflow rounds them of at 3 decimals making them loose some precision. This compounds when you apply operations on them ending up in garbled data.
Man you are awesome thank you
Thanks !
What about the bias for the hidden and output layers?
I believe this is all handled by tf.js.
so did anyone figure out why the [8] didn't cause any errors?
Hello there :) Hi Dan!
Do you have a Github repository or source code of your exercices?
Yes! I need to do a better job organizing all this but here you go: github.com/CodingTrain/website/tree/master/Courses/intelligence_learning
"...addLayer is not a function. Hah! So I must've imagined; that this is how you add a layer to the model,..." .... *Imagined*... That makes this mistake so important. 😄
Gideon (L)