Artificial Intelligence for Humans, Vol 3: Deep Learning and Neural Networks
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Can anyone's who has read the books suggest what Math topics are pre-requisites to read the books? (and if possible, the best sources to learn them from)
http://karpathy.github.io/neuralnets/
The best thing about this article is how he breaks down the math. The main idea: slightly tweak an argument to a function to get the output slightly closer to your desired output. He then presents a couple of ways to achieve this...
I've been working my way through the first volume and knowing a bit of algebra has helped immensely. I recommend checking out volume 1 and see where it takes you!
I never heard of Vol 1 and 2 but now I am going to get all three.