Lectures

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# Title Date Slides(HTML) Slides(Code) Recording
0 Lecture 0 - PyTorch Intro, tensors, views, indexing Jan 21 Lecture 0 slides Lecture 0 code Lecture 0 recording
1 Lecture 1 - PyTorch storage, indexing, cpu/gpu data types, functions Jan 23 Lecture 1 slides Lecture 1 code Lecture 1 recording
2 Lecture 2 - Linear algebra I Jan 28 Lecture 2 slides Lecture 2 code Lecture 2 recording
3 Lecture 3 - Linear algebra II & Matrix algebra Jan 30 Lecture 3 slides Lecture 3 code Lecture 3 recording
4 Lecture 4 - Matrix calculus II and computation graphs Feb 04 Lecture 4 slides Lecture 4 code Lecture 4 recording
5 Lecture 5 - Gradient descent Feb 06 Lecture 5 slides Lecture 5 code Lecture 5 recording
6 Lecture 6 - Primal optimization Feb 11 Lecture 6 slides Lecture 6 code Lecture 6 recording
7 Lecture 7 - Linear regression I Feb 13 Lecture 7 slides Lecture 7 code Lecture 7 recording
8 Lecture 8 - Linear regression II Feb 18 Lecture 8 slides Lecture 8 code Lecture 8 recording
9 Lecture 9 - Logistic regression Feb 20 Lecture 9 slides Lecture 9 code Lecture 9 recording
10 Lecture 10 - Multi-class logistic regression Feb 25 Lecture 10 slides Lecture 10 code Lecture 10 recording
11 Lecture 11 - PyTorch optimizers, datasets, dataloaders I Feb 27 Lecture 11 slides Lecture 11 code Lecture 11 recording
12 Lecture 12 - PyTorch optimizers, datasets, dataloaders II Mar 04 Lecture 12 slides Lecture 12 code Lecture 12 recording
13 Lecture 13 - Review for MT1 Mar 06 Lecture 13 slides Lecture 13 code Lecture 13 recording
14 Lecture 14 - Deep Nets I - Simple, multi-layer networks Mar 25 Lecture 14 slides Lecture 14 code Lecture 14 recording
15 Lecture 15 - Deep Nets II - Convolutional networks Mar 27 Lecture 15 slides Lecture 15 code Lecture 15 recording
16 Lecture 16 - Deep Nets III - Recurrent networks Apr 01 Lecture 16 slides Lecture 16 code Lecture 16 recording
17 Lecture 17 - Principal component analysis Apr 03 Lecture 17 slides Lecture 17 code Lecture 17 recording
18 Lecture 18 - K-means clustering, gaussian mixture models Apr 08 Lecture 18 slides Lecture 18 code
19 Lecture 19 - Generative adversarial networks Apr 10 Lecture 19 slides Lecture 19 code Lecture 19 recording
20 Lecture 20 - Object detection, semantic segmentation Apr 15 Lecture 20 slides Lecture 20 code Lecture 20 recording
21 Lecture 21 - Words and attention Apr 17 Lecture 21 slides Lecture 21 code Lecture 21 recording
22 Lecture 22 - Transformers I Apr 22 Lecture 22 slides Lecture 22 code Lecture 22 recording
23 Lecture 23 - Transformers II Apr 24 Lecture 23 slides Lecture 23 code Lecture 23 recording
24 Lecture 24 - Large language models - fine-tuning methods Apr 29
25 Lecture 25 - Course recap and celebration May 06

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