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[WIP] The 'Leaf: Machine Learning for hackers' book #93
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Build instructions, if you want to see the final HTML version (requires mdbook) cargo install mdbook
~/.cargo/bin/mdbook build ./doc
# open the doc dir in your browser |
BREAKING CHANGE: the Sequential and SequentialConfig struct is no longer available via leaf::layers::common::
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The Leaf: Machine Learning for Hackers book is ready for review, I think. Feedback, improvement ideas and especially PRs are highly welcome ;) |
* grammatical tweaks Replace commas with semicolons for readability * tweaks to opening paragraphs * benefits paragraph * capitalisation of machine learning Treat machine / deep learning as common nouns rather than proper * avoid dashes Just so we don't have to use a poor-man's em dash * rewording intro to layers Semantics could be different. This needs clarification * shifting statements about layers Just putting the general statements about layers at the start of the para * layerconfig example Just trying to reword the explanation so it's clearer * what can layers do para * layer behaviours para * activation layers para * common layers para Moved to after loss layers, since it refers to them * utility and container layer paras * why layers para * clarification on everything is layers * tweaks to opening paragraphs Just migrating my changes to the html over to md. The commit granularity is lost, but that's probably not a really bit deal * tweaks to layers page More manual transferring of changes to html pages. * refresh html files * why layers para * what is a layer para * clarify chapter links * intro para * layer config example para * layer config para * method paras * tweak gradients sentence There may be some semantic differences between this and the original sentence * tweaks to container layer method desc
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[WIP] The 'Leaf: Machine Learning for hackers' book This PR is a work in progress. So far I added the 1. Leaf and 2. Layers chapters. Feedback for the overall structure of the book as well as the general ideas and style of the first two chapters are highly welcome. There are probably a lot of typos and grammar mistakes in there. You don't have to bother yet pointing them out, the text might change quickly. REFERENCE: #91
[WIP] The 'Leaf: Machine Learning for hackers' book This PR is a work in progress. So far I added the 1. Leaf and 2. Layers chapters. Feedback for the overall structure of the book as well as the general ideas and style of the first two chapters are highly welcome. There are probably a lot of typos and grammar mistakes in there. You don't have to bother yet pointing them out, the text might change quickly. REFERENCE: #91
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[WIP] The 'Leaf: Machine Learning for hackers' book This PR is a work in progress. So far I added the 1. Leaf and 2. Layers chapters. Feedback for the overall structure of the book as well as the general ideas and style of the first two chapters are highly welcome. There are probably a lot of typos and grammar mistakes in there. You don't have to bother yet pointing them out, the text might change quickly. REFERENCE: #91
This PR is a work in progress. So far I added the 1. Leaf and 2. Layers chapters.
Feedback for the overall structure of the book as well as the general ideas and style of the first two chapters are highly welcome.
There are probably a lot of typos and grammar mistakes in there. You don't have to bother yet pointing them out, the text might change quickly.
REFERENCE: #91