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I was going to start with fast.ai and I found two courses that seems to share the name but have rather different curriculum. The first is this one - https://course18.fast.ai/ Second is this one - https://course.fast.ai/ The first one isn't even listed on the main fast.ai website from what I see. What's the matter with that course and with which should I start?

11.08.2021 · At fast.ai, we have written courses using most of the main deep learning and machine learning packages used today. We spent over a thousand hours testing PyTorch before deciding that we would use it for future courses, software development, and research.

Fast.ai course is too focused on selling their own library. ... I have been using both fastai and pytorch interchangeably for quite a while ...

Fast ai is (at least was) a bit like the keras of pytorch. If you want to use tensorflow you won't find the classes transferable directly, but ...

176 votes, 64 comments. So I went through the fast.ai course. I should mention that I was actually pretty familiar with keras before I took ...

fast.ai Practical Data Ethics Week 6: Algorithmic Colonialism; Avoiding Data Disasters 04 Nov 2021 Rachel Thomas. Things can go disastrously wrong in data science and machine learning projects when we undervalue data work, use data in contexts that it wasn’t gathered for, or ignore the crucial role that humans play in the data science pipeline.

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Getting through the fast AI course? So, let me give some of my background. I graduated with a CS degree in 2018 and I have been switching courses from Andrew's ML course to Udacity's ML course to reading books like Raschka's ML book and I was unable to settle with anything because of my attention span and habit of Procrastination or maybe I wanted a different approach …

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I've recently completed fastai course - Deep Learning for Coders 2020. I've explored the rest of the fastbook they have on github and I ...

Fastai is an extremelyopinionated library. It very much forces you to do things their way. On top of that, their way is typically not the way anything else does it. That alone limits the number of potential users to those who agree with or can easily adapt to its decisions.

Fast.ai is in a top down style so for me it is a god send. I end up having to build my own top down mental model for anything I learn to start with so this is perfect for me. If you learn better bottom up I would think it would seem to skip around and feel more chaotic.

Fast AI Processing. Howdy All, I've been trying out WW1 Campaigns and some of the scenarios are pretty huge, so I turned on "Fast AI Processing" to make the display of the AI turns faster. Then I wondered if this in any way affects the time the AI …

fast.ai offers a fantastic course and very comprehensive and great course materials. It is totally worth it. I personally suggest to take ...

Have taken almost all the iterations of the course and he always redoes it, so there's usually something new to learn every single time. Have learned quite a bit of Python tricks just from watching the course. Having said that, don't let it stop you from using other tools too. While fast.ai is good, it can sometimes feel like a magic box.

30 votes, 18 comments. Hello, So I found out that fast.ai is a great source to keep moving on with ML. However, I have some queries for you ...

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I finished the Andrew NG Coursera course a few weeks ago and am looking to dive into fast.ai next. I like that it's a Python course, ...