From the perspective of using machine learning and deep learning in the field, this lecture broadened my frame of mind so that I could expand my career from being a 'developer' who uses existing well-structured models, to a 'researcher'. I was able to follow along well without missing the details of the mathematical part, and I was also able to understand the process of integrating this into actual implementation code.
I hope that you will launch a lecture that goes beyond this lecture and covers representative papers such as BERT or GPT, or widely known techniques in model development.
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What you will gain after the course
How to read deep learning papers
How to implement deep learning papers
A detailed understanding of the YOLO model architecture
Background knowledge on the Object Detection problem domain
How to write code using TensorFlow 2.0
An essential skill for deep learning researchers: the ability to implement the latest research papers! Learn with YOLO implementation 😀
Implementing the latest papers, together with YOLO!
Many companies, when hiring deep learning researchers, prioritize experience implementing cutting-edge research papers . Gain hands-on experience implementing the YOLO (You Only Look Once) paper yourself.
Understanding the structure with YOLO paper + implementing it directly with TensorFlow 2.0!
After reading the YOLO paper together and fully understanding the YOLO structure✍️, Let's implement YOLO ourselves using TensorFlow 2.0.👨🏻💻
We'll read the YOLO paper (You Only Look Once: Unified, Real-Time Object Detection) and implement the YOLO model from scratch using TensorFlow 2.0 . We'll also create a cat detector using the implemented YOLO model.
✅ Player lectures
👋 This course requires prior knowledge of TensorFlow 2.0 and the fundamentals of deep learning. Please take the following courses first, or obtain equivalent knowledge before taking this course .
From the perspective of using machine learning and deep learning in the field, this lecture broadened my frame of mind so that I could expand my career from being a 'developer' who uses existing well-structured models, to a 'researcher'. I was able to follow along well without missing the details of the mathematical part, and I was also able to understand the process of integrating this into actual implementation code.
I hope that you will launch a lecture that goes beyond this lecture and covers representative papers such as BERT or GPT, or widely known techniques in model development.
This is not a useful lecture for beginners. Here, beginners mean people who have not written deep learning code with expert type code.
At least, it would be useful if you have written deep learning code in a functional way and can partially use other people's deep learning code through git cloning.
However, it would be useful if you have not previously graduated from a related department and are thinking of writing code yourself in graduate school or want to experience it, and if you are willing to look over the entire course and make additional supplements according to your career development.
The quality of the lecture itself is not that high. Most of the explanations and lecture materials are not very friendly or detailed, and the handwriting is done with a mouse rather than a Wacom pen. However, since there is no other lecture that can replace it, it has the advantage of being a lecture that implements papers into code.
Hello. Thank you for taking the time to take the class~!. Thank you for the detailed course review~. I will try my best to create a more satisfactory course. Have a nice day!