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Convolutional Neural Networks for Visual Recognition. computer science class taught by , , and Justin Johnson.
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CS231N Staff 23 Mar 16
We've just posted this year's final course project reports online! big congrats to students!
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CS231N Staff 15 Mar 16
We get about 10,000 visitors per day to our CS231n website. A lot of people looking to learn about Computer Vision/ConvNets/Deep Learning!
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CS231N Staff 9 Mar 16
The CS231n team during our class-nearing-to-an-end debrief, exhausted right after the poster session :)
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CS231N Staff 7 Mar 16
Our final project poster session is coming up soon! Come see 200 from 300 students on Wednesday at 2pm
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CS231N Staff 2 Mar 16
We're excited to have Jeff Dean, co-founder 's deep learning team, guest lecture today! Video coming soon.
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CS231N Staff 2 Mar 16
Using in practice: an overview of deep learning libraries Caffe, Torch, Theano, and TensorFlow
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CS231N Staff 18 Feb 16
Learn about using ConvNets in practice! Data augmentation, transfer learning CPU/GPU bottlenecks, and more
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CS231N Staff 17 Feb 16
CS231n Assignment #3 is out. Implement image captioning CNN+RNN, Fooling images, DeepDream & more!
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CS231N Staff 10 Feb 16
It's midterm day! Good luck to all our students!
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CS231N Staff 9 Feb 16
Replying to @dan_schmidt
thanks for pointing this out! The slides have been fixed.
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Debasish Ghosh 6 Feb 16
Awesome series of videos on deep learning from by .. Discussing research on ConvNets published as recent as Dec 2015
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CS231N Staff 5 Feb 16
Replying to @austospumanto
Thanks ! Glad you're enjoying the course 😊
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Debasish Ghosh 5 Feb 16
Fun fact from 's : rmsprop made its first appearance in a slide in Hinton's NN course
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CS231N Staff 3 Feb 16
"" by Van Gogh ConvNet visualizations, DeepMind, neural style, adversarial examples
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CS231N Staff 2 Feb 16
ConvNets are used not only for image classification but also detection/localization. Watch Justin Johnson's lecture:
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Andrej Karpathy 2 Feb 16
Writing CS231n midterm; True/False fun: It's sufficient for symmetry breaking in a Neural Net to init all W to 0, provided biases are random
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CS231N Staff 1 Feb 16
We received almost 200 ConvNet/computer vision project proposals from students over the weekend. Lots of interesting and innovative ideas!
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CS231N Staff 1 Feb 16
After covering fundamentals, we finally began studying last week Watch the lecture
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CS231N Staff 13 Jan 16
Replying to @Tung_Tr_Nguyen
@keira1412 fixing this, it's a bug.
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CS231N Staff 12 Jan 16
Replying to @vnivargi
:) too many :)
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