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About the Course

Deep learning is revolutionizing many fields, including computer vision, natural language processing, and robotics. In addition, Keras, a high-level neural networks API written in Python, has become an essential part of TensorFlow, making deep learning accessible and straightforward. Mastering these techniques will open many opportunities in research and industry. You will learn to create custom layers and models in Keras and integrate Keras with TensorFlow 2.x for enhanced functionality. You will develop advanced convolutional neural networks (CNNs) using Keras. You will also build transformer models for sequential data and time series using TensorFlow with Keras. The course also covers the principles of unsupervised learning in Keras and TensorFlow for model optimization and custom training loops. Finally, you will develop and train deep Q-networks (DQNs) with Keras for reinforcement learning tasks (an overview of Generative Modeling and Reinforcement Learning is provided). You will be able to practice the concepts learned using hands-on labs in each lesson. A culminating final project in the last module will provide you an opportunity to apply your knowledge to build a Classification Model using transfer learning. This course is suitable for all aspiring AI engineers who want to learn TensorFlow and Keras. It requires a working knowledge of Python programming and basic mathematical concepts such as gradients and matrices, as well as fundamentals of Deep Learning using Keras....

Top reviews

RR

Jul 25, 2020

Nice course to introduce you to more advanced neural network algorithms, I wish the evaluations were more challenging and based on practical exercises... there is no final assignment either.

MD

Jul 3, 2021

the contents are not deep however wide and clearly explained many method/area, good for layman as me!

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By Hossein J

Jul 2, 2024

Really useful

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Jul 13, 2022

great course

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Feb 23, 2022

Really clear!

By Branly L

Apr 27, 2020

Very Good..!!

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Mar 21, 2025

game changer

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Dec 8, 2020

Good Course

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Jun 1, 2020

Love it....

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Jul 30, 2025

Buen curso

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Jul 24, 2024

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Apr 27, 2020

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By Roger P

Aug 31, 2021

This is a good introduction to Tensorflow. Like all Coursera courses I've experienced to date, there were plusses and minuses.

The good side of each of these courses: * The courses cover the main concepts (building models, limitations, challenges, etc). They covered activation functions, Convolutions, width and depth of models, Gradient Descent and learning rate issues.

* The lessons don't oversimplify, but give you the tools you need to explore further on your own if you wish.

* Replies to my forum questions were actually surprisingly quickly answered. I was expecting the forums to be filled with months-old unanswered questions.

* Being able to replay videos was invaluable.

The less-good side:

* The exams are token, often multiple choice with unlimited retries. That is fine.

* The lessons are often replete with misspellings, grammar errors and ambiguous quiz questions.

* Sometimes, due to the stochastic nature of ML models, the errors/mispredictions differ between the Grading Rubrics and legitimately obtained results.

Would I do it again? My answer is this- I feel for six courses I have the equivalent of one junior-level semester survey course's worth of information and experience. However I was able to do it on my own time starting immediately, at my own pace, replaying the lectures at will and all for a tiny fraction of the cost and time of a college course. I do believe I have a starting point to pursue more advanced topics and for that I believe it was well worth it.