It does not need to be (quite the opposite, it needs to be great when the model performs badly). The log of things between 0 and 1 is negative, so we take the opposite to make it positive.
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why does PyTorch have 2 version of the same thing - like a class nn. and a functional F. version ? Historical reason ?
I think nn. is a class and F. is a function
You can hook into the classes. This allows you to run code based on a layerâs forward or backward pass.
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Just to clarify, we have covered notebooks 01, 02, 04 and part of 05. We didnât cover notebook 03 (ethics) which I am assuming it will be cover next week (based on what Jeremy just mentioned).
It was covered last week.
got it fixed 
should we write the change? or?
Last week is next week, shhhhh 
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Jeremy talking about #Masks4All, love this. So much good work here. I will get back to talking on the Discord thread with some of the organizers there to help out with the lobbying effort.
There is a comprehensive answer on the Pytorch forums. The short of it is that nn modules have states and attributes, whereas F functionals simply perform operations.
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hey @mario_carrillo, 3rd notebook was covered last week, you will find lecture and the ethics notebook cover more or less the same thing.
stay safe
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A few of us are also daring each other on twitter to show off the home-made masks using #Masks4allchallenge, I invite you to take the challenge too 
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Maybe https://discuss.pytorch.org/t/what-is-the-difference-between-torch-nn-and-torch-nn-functional/33597
I think that is actually part of the book and it should be kept as it is.
It is just to show what can go wrong if you donât Resize
Thank you another great class!
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Sorry. Preprints.
Thanks.
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âWhatâs the point of doing things if it doesnât lead to anythingâ - add to things Jeremy says!
(context: âas Data Scientists we have a responsibility to study the data and do something about it.â)
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