This course introduces deep learning and neural networks with the Keras library. In this course, you’ll be equipped with foundational knowledge and practical skills to build and evaluate deep learning models.

Introduction to Deep Learning & Neural Networks with Keras

Introduction to Deep Learning & Neural Networks with Keras
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Instructor: Alex Aklson
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What you'll learn
Describe the foundational concepts of deep learning, neurons, and artificial neural networks to solve real-world problems
Explain the core concepts and components of neural networks and the challenges of training deep networks
Build deep learning models for regression and classification using the Keras library, interpreting model performance metrics effectively.
Design advanced architectures, such as CNNs, RNNs, and transformers, for solving specific problems like image classification and language modeling
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Reviewed on Mar 27, 2025
Really well explained. For some lectures you might need to refer outside the course, but mostly well understandable for an intermediate level student.
Reviewed on Jul 10, 2024
The course is quite complex for a person who does not have knowledge of algebra, statistics and calculus, the final project was good because it was challenging.
Reviewed on Mar 19, 2020
A good course. Could be better if it was explained how to select the optimal number of layers and nodes. This was not covered and explained anywhere. Overall it was good.





