My first blog.
Wrote a blog post for beginner like me who struggle with voila and heroku.
Please let me know if there’s any problem
My first blog.
Wrote a blog post for beginner like me who struggle with voila and heroku.
Hi karynaur Great post with informative and fun references.
Cheers mrfabuluous1
Hey there, recently I wrote my first blog post on deep learning. In this post I investigated how a batch size affects learning when we train image classifiers on natural images: https://nikita.melkozerov.dev/posts/2021/01/transfer-learning-and-resnet-in-search-of-a-perfect-batch-size/
Hi Nikita Melkozerov Hope you are having an excellent day.
Great enjoyable and clear post with some interesting results.
Thanks mrfabulous1
I continued to reflect my new knowledge in blog posts, so there is a new post about classifying digits from MNIST dataset from scratch. It was inspired by the chapter 4 of the fastbook, except this time we classify all 10 digits, and have some fun with different loss functions.
MNIST Handwritten digits classification from scratch using Python Numpy - A beginner friendly blog on writing a deep learning model to classify MNIST in vanilla python
Hi karynaur hope all is well!
I found your post very enjoyable and informative.
here’s a couple of claps as I am not on https://towardsdatascience.com/
Cheers mrfabulous1
Thank you @mrfabulous1 for taking the time to read it!!
Hello friends!
I recently started working through the fastbook, and created two posts covering chapters 4 and 5. Use the posts to supplement the videos, and please feel free to reach out if you have any feedback!
@Albertotono is it OK for me to add my newly created blog to the wiki? I hope to update it as I do the course.
Also I am a little confused about what ‘Fastai2’ is. From this repo it looks like it was a temporary name and is now fastai. If that’s correct, perhaps you could rename this wiki page to ‘Fastai Blog Posts, Projects, and Tutorial’ to avoid confusion?
Thanks!
I wrote a post about using a deep learning model to assess the friendliness of a UI! It’s pretty much me thinking out loud about how to approach the problem. Lemme know your thoughts, and how you might go about solving such a problem