Is "Feature = independent variables" ? It is confusing to mean the same thing with different words. Thank you for explaining at the beginning of the class.
Sorry, I wish I had a good book recommendation for you. For the PyTorch parts, I can at least recommend the Deep Learning with PyTorch book though: pytorch.org/assets/deep-learning/Deep-Learning-with-PyTorch.pdf. My book, Python Machine Learning, will also receive an update (we are almost done and plan for a release in Fall). The update will include PyTorch chapters (as opposed to TensorFlow in the current 3rd edition) and new content (e.g., a Transformer chapter)
Thank you very much for the very well pedagogically designed lecture.
You are welcome. Glad to hear you like it!
sir could you please suggest me any book to keep my core concepts more clear?
Is "Feature = independent variables" ? It is confusing to mean the same thing with different words. Thank you for explaining at the beginning of the class.
yes, these are synonymous. In machine learning, the term "features" is more common, which is why I usually use that term.
great
Where could I find this material
Thank you
done
Sir, plz suggest me a book for this course
Sorry, I wish I had a good book recommendation for you. For the PyTorch parts, I can at least recommend the Deep Learning with PyTorch book though: pytorch.org/assets/deep-learning/Deep-Learning-with-PyTorch.pdf. My book, Python Machine Learning, will also receive an update (we are almost done and plan for a release in Fall). The update will include PyTorch chapters (as opposed to TensorFlow in the current 3rd edition) and new content (e.g., a Transformer chapter)