Week 5 : Stanford cs231 and KNN
So Ive started with this Convnets course on Stanford University. I watched the first three videos. Turned out to be just the thing that I am looking for. They also have some homeworks and all, so I will be able to test myself and put some milestones on the way. Best part of it is the fact that one of the objectives that we have to accomplish as a part of this course is gaining the ability code our own convolutional neural networks from scratch. Thats encouraging. To start with the first assignment, I downloaded Anaconda. It is a tool to manage your different python installations. It makes it possible to manage them in different environments which you can activate and deactivate. I shouldda discover it a long time ago. In assignments, Stanford provides some requirement.txt s that give us the exact state of the environment that our code needs to run. to create an environment and to use it is fairly easy. you just have to go conda create -- name myenv and source activ
