So states Lex Fridman in his lecture on Recurrent Neural Networks (from the course on Deep Learning for Self-Driving Cars).
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Monday, 10 November 2025
pip install tensorflow
This will install the current stable release for TensorFlow.
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deeplearning,
machinelearning,
neuralnets,
Python,
TensorFlow
Monday, 27 October 2025
All Eyes on Keras - Layer = IO TRANSFORMATION
What is it and Why Use it
Layers and Models, Layers and Models
The core data structs of Keras are layers and models.
A model is thus a "special" series of input-output transformations i.e. a "series" of layers.
Sidebar: what are hyperparameters
Hyperparameters are parameters you set before training a model. They can be set by a user or by a tuning algorithm. Example parameters could include learning rate (how fast the model learns), or number of layers in the neural network (more layers the more complex patterns the neural net can learn).
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AI,
hyperparameters,
keras,
machinelearning,
neuralnets,
TensorFlow
Sunday, 27 April 2025
Dude, FP16, really? Why not FP32? Ask Voltaire.
With the rise of AI, including hardware acceleration of AI, comes a renewed interested in efficient data types.
In this spirit, we raise a toast to FP16 or float16, also known as half-precision floating point format, which can be a more appropriate format in some circumstances and some algorithms than what is known as single precision floating point which occupies 32 bits (and hence also called FP32 or float32).
But why use a less precise data type at all, when more precision options are available?
Half precision values are useful in applications where perfect precision is not required, such applications include image processing and neural networks.
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AI,
floatingpoint,
google,
IEEE754,
machinelearning,
neuralnets,
TPU
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