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Learning Deep Learning

Get started with deep learning with this new book from NVIDIA’s Magnus Ekman.

Learning Deep Learning is a complete guide to deep learning. Illuminating both the core concepts and the hands-on programming techniques needed to succeed, this book is ideal for developers, data scientists, analysts, and others—-including those with no prior machine learning or statistics experience. The book provides concise, well-annotated code examples using TensorFlow with Keras. And with corresponding PyTorch examples provided online, the book covers the two dominating Python libraries used for deep learning in industry and academia.

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Video: introduction to Deep Learning Presented at the GTC 2021 Conference
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A Deep Learning Training Session by Magnus Ekman

NVIDIA GTC 21 Deep Learning Training Session


Magnus conducts a short training session on deep learning. This presentation is a great preview to topics that Magnus covers in his book, Learning Deep Learning (LDL). The talk begins with a high-level description of the topics covered in LDL. It then moves on to a more detailed description of some of the content in the initial chapters, including programming examples. It concludes with an overview of a more complex application, an image captioning network that generates textual descriptions of images. This image captioning network is the focus of one of the final programming examples in LDL and gives a flavor of the type of skills the reader will master after reading the book.

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Code Samples from Author Magnus Ekman

Sample Codes from GitHub


Explore more code examples from the author. The Learning Deep Learning GitHub repository contains Python files for all code examples included in the book. The repository also contains well-documented Jupyter notebooks that let you step through each example interactively. Many of the code examples are based on the TensorFlow DL framework, which is the framework that is taught in the printed book. For readers who are interested in learning the PyTorch DL framework instead of (or in addition to) TensorFlow, the repository also contains PyTorch versions of these examples. The Jupyter notebooks contain detailed descriptions of the PyTorch constructs, at a similar detail level as TensorFlow is described in the book.

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Magnus Ekman

Magnus Ekman

Director of Architecture, NVIDIA


Magnus Ekman has a PhD in computer engineering, is a director of architecture at NVIDIA, and is the inventor of multiple patents. He has previously worked with processor design and R&D at Sun Microsystems and Samsung Research America. In his current role at NVIDIA, he leads an engineering team working on CPU performance and power efficiency for systems-on-chips targeting the autonomous vehicle market.

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