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4.9

th82kim3228
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[AI Fundamentals] Understanding CNNs for AI Research Engineers
[AI Fundamentals] Understanding CNNs for AI Research Engineers
Good~~~

hjkim1614056
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[AI Fundamentals] Understanding CNNs for AI Research Engineers
[AI Fundamentals] Understanding CNNs for AI Research Engineers
Thank you so much for the helpful lecture.

swpromer
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[AI Fundamentals] Understanding CNNs for AI Research Engineers
[AI Fundamentals] Understanding CNNs for AI Research Engineers
Thank you for the great lecture.

leejongho
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[AI Fundamentals] Understanding CNNs for AI Research Engineers
[AI Fundamentals] Understanding CNNs for AI Research Engineers
It's great for beginners.

ringochung9810
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[AI Fundamentals] Understanding CNNs for AI Research Engineers
[AI Fundamentals] Understanding CNNs for AI Research Engineers
Thank you so much for making the lecture fun and easy to understand. I finally have a grasp on CNNs now.

lucifer76i1927
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[AI Fundamentals] Understanding CNNs for AI Research Engineers
[AI Fundamentals] Understanding CNNs for AI Research Engineers
It's easy and fun

ark07230491
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[AI Practice] Getting Started with Paper Implementation for AI Research Engineers with PyTorch
[AI Practice] Getting Started with Paper Implementation for AI Research Engineers with PyTorch
I completed the course. It was fun!!

jjhgwx
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[AI Fundamentals] Understanding CNNs for AI Research Engineers
[AI Fundamentals] Understanding CNNs for AI Research Engineers
Thank you for the great lecture!

taeuk7673
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[AI Fundamentals] Understanding CNNs for AI Research Engineers
[AI Fundamentals] Understanding CNNs for AI Research Engineers
Description - The practical content is substantial.

huklam365295
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[AI Practice] Getting Started with Paper Implementation for AI Research Engineers with PyTorch
[AI Practice] Getting Started with Paper Implementation for AI Research Engineers with PyTorch
It helped me get a sense of how to implement AI papers after reading them. Of course, I can't become an expert and read all papers and implement them perfectly just by watching this one lecture, but at least I can understand what those mathematical symbols mean and how they're implemented in code. Starting with this, I've been trying to directly implement various papers, and it's definitely more manageable than before. Thank you for the great lecture.