ml22
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Hello,
As of, August 24, 2020, I find the links:
2018, correct?
https://course19.fast.ai/
Year: 2019
As mentioned at:
“This web site covers the book and the 2020 version of the course,”
Year: 2020
Although, at
There is no 2020 version of part 2 of the course recorded yet, and
we don’t have a date for when that might happen
I’m assuming that each year is a different version of FastAI.
Correct or not?
For each year, what is the version of FastAI?
Thanks
2018 (Part 1 and 2) --> fastai 0.7
2019 (Part 1 and 2) --> fastai 1
2020 (Part 1) --> fastai 2
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ml22
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Thanks!
I’ve created at least 3 posts so far to ask questions.
You are the first one to respond to any one of them.
You get the team player award!
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Haha no worries… Let me know if you have any other questions!
ml22
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Please see my other post, which expands on the version issue:
Thanks!
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ml22
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Further on this subject
I’m also seeing “V3” on the webpages.
And “V1”, “V2”
I’m assuming that this refers to the
fastai “course”
Correct?
Links:
About
v1 of the fastai library. v2 is the current version. v1 is still supported for bug fixes, but will not receive new features
Has link:
https://fastai1.fast.ai/
Welcome to fastai
**NB: these docs are for v1 of the fastai library. v2 is the current version.
(obviously, outdated, and the docs not updated)
…
About
Temporary home for fastai v2 while it’s being developed
Also:
This is the old home of fastai v2. The new home is fastai/fastai.
(full link not typed in)
v1 and v2 are the fastai library versions (as mentioned above). v3 is the version of the course. So let me update my previous comment:
Course v2 - 2018 (Part 1 and 2) --> fastai v0.7
Course v3 - 2019 (Part 1 and 2) --> fastai v1
Course v4 - 2020 (Part 1) --> fastai v2
Course v1 is from 2017 and used Keras IIRC.
Is that clearer?
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