Learner Reviews & Feedback for Introduction to Deep Learning by National Research University Higher School of Economics
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one of the excellent courses in deep learning. As stated its advanced and enjoyed a lot in solving the assignments. looking forward for more such courses especially in Natural language processing
A very good course and it is truly insightful. This course deals with more on the concepts therefore I have a better understanding of what is really happening when I build deep learning models.
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By Amulya R B
•Awesome course!
By Aleksandr G
•Very advanced!
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•Great Course!
By edward j
•Great course!
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•Satisfactory
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•Good course.
By Krishna H
•Exemplary!
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•Nice work.
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•Very gooda
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•exxellent
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•very good
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•Excellent
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•excellent
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•Amazing!
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•Amazing
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•Great
By Имангулов А Б
•hard!
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•Good
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•Good
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•B
By Aparna S
•The material that it is trying to cover is very good. The programming assignments are intuitive with fill in the blanks kind of approach. Finishing them and the quizzes was a breeze.
But if you are new to tensorflow and Keras and a picky like me in wanting to know exactly what is going on and how, this course is wanting details.
It does have few other minor hitches -
-It has missing links to resources (you can dig them out though)
-mistakes in slides (that they embarrassingly correct inside)
-If you care about math, it might be disappointing when you see formulae with ill-defined variables and assumptions about notations that are not discussed. If you have a background, and do simple web search you will find it out in no time though.
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By Taylor D
•I learned a lot in this course through the implementation of the assignments. The lectures cover math and theory behind Deep Learning but it wasn't enough for me to come out of the course fully knowing the material. More study is required for the math. The assignments were for the most part enjoyable and helpful. It was exciting to see what Deep Learning could do with a few choice datasets. Just to prepare future students, as of Jan 2021, the implementations are in TensorFlow 1. So you won't be submitting the most up-to-date implementations for the course but it would be good practice to re-write the programs in TF2.0 for your own sake. Overall I enjoyed the class and am ready to apply this to my job.
By Bikhyat A
•The course is really awesome, especially the lecturer Andrei Zimovnonv's lectures are really good. His flow, the concepts he provide, all are lucid. However, Alexander Panin's lectures are, I think quit difficult to understand. Most of the times, he suddenly delivers so fast that you can't even hear what he actually said. I think, he should work on that. And honestly, I still have lot's of confusion in the portions he covered i.e. embedding, auto-encoders, adversial networks etc. One more thing what I'd like to add is, the instructions provided in the assignment notebooks are sometime very hard to understand making me feel they're confusing and incomplete.
By Arend Z
•Very helpful to get a good basic understanding of the different types of neural networks and their application. After finishing the course, I do not yet feel confident enough to build my own neural network applications. Maybe this can be solved by having more programming assignments at 'beginner' level, before 'stepping up' the complexity.
The provided 'example' codes - that work after successful completion - serve as a good starting point to build your own neural networks.
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