My 'oldest' friend (now in his 80s) once quipped, "If you don't like getting old, consider the alternative." ;-) We love you, Daniel. Please continue growing old!
Thank you for making this so accessible. Even having a decent amount of math under my belt, it is frustrating to be met with a wall of jargon when I'm trying to explore new technologies, AI specifically.
You are a really great teacher. Great job for a non-math, non-data science professional. Really good. A lot of professors get this wrong. Tensors go from zero-dimension / "0 rank" scalars, through to any number of dimensions, with common words like list/array, matrix, and 3D+ Tensors used along the way. Tensorflow is written across C, C++, Python and CUDA at the core language level.
Your videos are the easiest to understand of all those I've looked at. It is because you make yourself real and accessible in the discussions of the topics.You have the ability to breakdown complex ideas into simple ways of seeing. That is what a good teacher does !!!
Just had my last university exam today, finally have a few weeks to really dig into machine learning. It's always intrigued but intimidated me, time to first verify and then put those fears to bed. Looking forward to going through a bunch of your videos and then getting my hands dirty with tensorflow.js Your enthusiasm is infectious, makes me want to learn. Thanks!
I have started to watch this after new videos about ml5 video lessons. I thinks this is more important for people who want to learn further. Please continue this way. Math for AI is important as well, with example of usage in AI algorithms. I see that you went into physics and unrelated math lessons. I hope that we will see more of tensorflow lessons from you, because you are the BEST teacher i have ever seen. :) I wish i had you as my teacher. Thank you for your hard work!
very very great indeed :) You are literally contributing to development of the humanity (thanks to internet) Please keep up the good and high quality work!
I really like your channel. I have first found this while searching for chrome extension. Then Tried again for github. I simply can't express my gratitude in words. It was amazing tutorial. Now planning to start artificial intelligence video. Thanks a ton.
Dude, you are super awesome! I aspire to be as enthusiastic, entertaining and knowledgeable as you are! Definitely one of my favorite Educators ever! I have been inspired to create my own RU-vid channel. I have uploaded my very first video! Thank you! Have a fantastic day everyone!😁👍
I have been looking for a good introduction to tensorflow, god forbid google would put one out. Your javascript tutorials are excellent. Your energy is contagious.
I love how you teach. I learn much more from you than course i am on that cost 2000 usd for one person... I love what you do... And tensorflow is awsome... :)
First time that I write, I I have to say that you are my hero, I hope to be like you some day. For now I just know JScript and learning Java. I don't miss any of your videos (:
I've been using deeplearn.js, which is what Tensorflow.js is built on top of. Personally, I don't really like Tensorflow because of its verbosity. I also don't like its static graphs. That's why I like PyTorch since it is flexible, readable, and dynamic. Thanks to ONNX, I won't have to switch over completely to use TF.JS!!
Hello, I was wondering if there is a way to break into an object in javascript. Example: I have an object that contains "car is moving" I want to find out if the word moving is contained in that object.
Hey, loved the video but could you possibly create a video where you explain how to create a simple generic algorithm with neural networks using tenserflow.js?
