Part 1. Getting familiar with torch 1. Overview 2. On torch, and how to get it 3. Tensors 4. Autograd 5. Function minimization with autograd 6. A neural network from scratch 7. Modules 8. Optimizers 9. Loss functions 10. Function minimization with L-BFGS 11. Modularizing the neural network Part 2. Deep learning with torch 12. Overview 13. Loading data 14. Training with luz 15. A first go at image classification 16. Making models generalize 17. Speeding up training 18. Image classification, take two: Improving performance 19. Image segmentation 20. Tabular data 21. Time series 22. Audio classification Part 3. Other things to do with torch: Matrices, Fourier Transform, and Wavelets 23. Overview 24. Matrix computations: Least-squares problems 25. Matrix computations: Convolution 26. Exploring the Discrete Fourier Transform (DFT) 27. The Fast Fourier Transform (FFT) 28. Wavelets
Biography
Sigrid Keydana is an Applied Researcher at Posit (formerly RStudio, PBC). She has a background in the humanities, psychology, and information technology, and is passionate about explaining complex concepts in a concepts-first, comprehensible way.
"The book is very well written and easy to follow with plenty of illustrations and explanations via examples and codes. I have learned a lot from the book and believe that many R users can greatly benefit from it as well even without an extensive machine learning background."
- Yang Ni, Texa A&M University, U.S.A, The MAerican Statistician, April 2024
