Jang Won-du: Introduction to Deep Learning Through Practice with Kaggle

Now we really live in an age of AI. We use artificial intelligence to drive, to fix parking costs, to pay friends, to turn washing machines, to run vacuum cleaners. After the Alpha years ago, the interest in artificial intelligence hit the whole age group beyond the academic and corporate world. The very term artificial intelligence is now very familiar. Children are playing games, evaluating game AI, adults are evaluating AI funds and AlI vacuum cleaners. There's been a lot of demand for deep-ding recently, and a lot more students are wondering about it. We're seeing a lot of information being sent through media, including deep-downing, ziming, GAN, strengthening learning, and the growing demand for students to make things out of it. But I thought that professional books on Deeping are often hard to understand without mathematical basis, and often not enough explanations for concepts, are difficult to hear and learn. This book was designed to help students actually implement and execute deep-diving using Python code and decrypt the concept. Since the goal is to try and do it by hand, it's part of the Python basic knowledge that we need, and we try to minimize the water quality and explain it in writing and drawing so that we can conceptually understand it.

Korean title: 실습하며 배우는 딥러닝 입문 with Kaggle

Korean author: 장원두

Korean publisher: 생능출판

ISBN-13: 9788970505121