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Materials for a Deep Learning Workshop

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Notes for the Practical Deep Learning Series

This repo contains workshop notes and code from the Practical Deep Learning Series with the Toronto Data Literacy Group.

Session 1 discuses background theory for artificial neural networks (ANNs), deep learning, and computation graph based libraries, particularly Google's TensorFlow.

Session 2 introduces the ANNs covered in session 1 in the form of TensorFlow code.

The CC-BY-ND license applies to the workshop notes only, not the code. The code is licensed under the MIT three-clause license (included here at in each source file) where applicable. The code in the file "input_data.py" found in Session1 is redistributed verbatim from Google's TensorFlow tutorial where it appears to be unlicensed. This code appears to originate with Yann LeCun.

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