Lecture 1: Introduction to Deep Learning for Computer Vision

is this still relevant in 2023?

I opened this video just for the vendiagram

First of all, thank you so much for this amazing course. I have learned a lot from your lectures. Can I ask when this course will be updated?

An actual master piece, thank you so much!!

Amazing as they recede into history Minsky and Parpert wont be remembered for their positive contributions but more for their unintended negative impact on the field of ANN.

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Bro,i am confused in deep learning and computer vision bcz i am not understanding when to use deep learning and when to use computer vision bcz sometimes deep learning is being used and sometimes computer vision so i am confused 😕 for what problems deep learning is used and for what problems computer vision is used bcz they are similar,i also have searched from google but not clear confusion

Thanks from Lithuania!

What are the inmbeciles in the background doing during a lecture that's worth more than their lives?

Thank you, very much sure this is a really good lecture series!

what is the difference between Deep Learning and Computer Vision. Are these two terms are same , technically ??

Is there a special reason why we use pytorch instead of tensorflow(2.0) for education?? I mean for example the assignments. Is it Because its more intuitive and user friendly for beginners?

I strive for a future in which a ConvNet can be cognizant of why Obama stepped on that scale.

Ngl the history of computer vision is pretty convoluted

Amazing lecture!

This is a really good lecture series!

This has to one of the best intros to CV ever! I'm in awe of the concise summary of the most influential papers in this field.

its I think better modified version of standford CS 231n ..... well done justin... but if the lecture materials and code implementations were public ,it would've been better.....

Great!

Easily one of the best current online courses for Deep Learning. Not only is this guy clearly an expert but he is just so enthusiastic about the subject. He doesn't just lecture but he actually teaches you. I love it when he says 'more concretely'. That always reminds me of Andrew Ng - another brilliant teacher of machine learning. Andrew's lectures are legendary! Anyway, well done Justin - keep up the good work!

Thanks, it is nice lecture from Ethiopia

Good lecture, thanks Justin.

Can we get 1080p? This is 2020

come from cs231n

Ahhh interesting

Was looking for it for a while.

I remember Justin from Andrej Karpathy cs231 course. It was a terrific course. Would love to check this courses again as I can see Transformer and other stuffs added here in his playlist.

Thank you so much Justin.
The best lecturer evveerr💯

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