Hello students, welcome to the second tutorial on deep learning in the first one, we have learned the simplest but basic introduction of deep learning to have a solid base about what we are actually going to do with deep learning. In the present lecture, we will take this to the advanced level and will learn the introduction with the intention of learning more and more about the introduction and understanding what we want to learn and how will we implement the concepts easily. So, here is a quick glance at the concepts that will be cleared today:
What do we mean by Deep learning?
What is the structure of calculation in neural networks?
How can you examine the Neural Networks?
What are some platforms of deep learning?
Why did we choose TensorFlow?
How can you work with TensorFlow?
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Welcome to the fourteenth chapter of our python tutorial course. In the last lesson, we looked at sets and operations done to sets, including union and intersection. In this tutorial, we'll take a closer look at lists and tuples to see how they're used. Python's most versatile and useful data types are lists and tuples. A non-trivial Python application will nearly always have these.
What will you learn?
Lists and tuples have a number of significant features that you'll learn about. In this course, you'll understand the definitions and applications of these terms. By the time you're done, you'll know when and how to employ different Python object kinds.
What are lists?
In other words, Lists are similar t ...
Are you here to learn about Databases and CRUD operations in the C# programming language? If so, then you will be an expert in no time. Learning Databases and CRUD operations in C# is not a piece of cake. But, if you know all the terms and steps of CRUD operations and databases in C#, it will not be rocket science for you. This article contains all the information you should know regarding databases and CRUD operations. So, keep reading till the end!
C# Programming Language: An Overview
We know that you are already aware of the C# programming language. So, here is a quick overview of the C# programming language before we move to the actual topic:
C#, also known as C-Sharp, is an object-intended coding language that operates on the .NET Platform ...
Hello friends, I hope you all are doing great. In today's tutorial, we will have a look at How to Create a Custom Filter in ASP.NET MVC. It's our 10th tutorial in ASP.NET MVC series. In our previous tutorial, we have cleared our concepts about Filters in ASP.NETMVC and we have also implemented one built-in filter of ASP.NET MVC.
Now, its time to have a look at How to Create a Custom Filter in ASP.NET MVC, in which you can specify your own authentications or handling etc. In our ASP.NET applications, we have use custom built filters a lot for different purposes. So, let's have a look at How to Create a Custom Filter in ASP.NET MVC:
Create a Custom Filter in ASP.NET MVC
In ASP.NET MVC, custom filters are handled by a base class named as ActionFil ...
Hello friends, I hope you all are doing great. This is the 7th lesson of our Python tutorial. We were introduced to Python numbers in the previous chapter and learned how they are utilized with expressions, so we have a good understanding of math operations.
We'll go over a couple more arithmetic functions and complex numbers in this lesson. I will try my best to keep it simple. Let's get started!
Python round function
You can work with numbers in Python using a few built-in functions. Three of the most common will be discussed in this section:
Rounding to a specific number of decimal places can be done with round().
abs(), which returns a number's absolute value.
pow(), which raises a number to a ...
PWM stands for Pulse-Width Modulation. Once the switching frequency (fsw) has been chosen, the ratio between the switch-on time (TON) and the switch-off time (TOFF) is varied. This is commonly called duty-cycle (D). The duty cycle can be between 0 and 1 and is generally expressed as a percentage (%).
D = TON / (TON + TOFF) = TON x fsw
The variation of the pulse width, made at a high frequency (kHz), is perceived as continuous and can be translated into a variation of the rotation speed of a motor, dimming a LED, driving an encoder, driving power conversion, and etc. The use of PWM is also widely used in the automotive sector in electronic control units (ECU - Electronic Control Unit) to manage the energy to be supplied to some actuators, both fix ...
Hello pupils! Welcome to the following lecture on deep learning. As we move forward, we are learning about many of the latest and trendiest tools and techniques, and this course is becoming more interesting. In the previous lecture, you saw some important frameworks in deep learning, and this time, I am here to introduce you to some fantastic algorithms of deep learning that are not only important to understand before going into the practical implementation of the deep learning frameworks but are also interesting to understand the applications of deep learning and related fields. So, get ready to learn the magical algorithms that are making deep learning so effective and cool. Yet before going into details, let me discuss the questions for which we are trying to find answers.
How does dee ...
Greeting learners! Welcome to the new tutorial on Python, where we are going to discuss the loops. In the previous lecture, our focus was on the primary introduction of the loops in Python. If you are from a programming background, you must know that there is a little bit of difference between the loops in Python and those in other programming languages. At the end of the previous lecture, we saw the details of the basic differences and examined why we consider Python better than other languages when considering loops. In the current lecture, our focus is only on the while loop, and you will get to know its importance soon when we discuss the detail of this loop. But before this, have a look at the list of the major concepts:
What are the loops?
Why do we use the while loop in Python?
W ...
Hello friends, I hope you all are doing great. In today's tutorial, we will have a look at Dependency Injection in ASP.NET Core. It's our 7th tutorial in ASP.NET Core series. In previous versions of ASP.NET, dependency injection was not its core element, although we could have achieved it using third party packages i.e. Ninject, StructureMap etc.
As ASP.NET Core is built from scratch so it was made sure that Dependency Injection should become its essential part. In our previous lecture, we have created Controller & Model for our core project. Now there's a need to connect them together and that will be done by Dependency Injection. So, let's get started with Dependency Injection in ASP.NET Core:
Dependency Injection in ASP.NET Core
Dependen ...
This is the next lesson in our Python course. Previously, we looked at an overview of the different data types in python such as dictionaries, Boolean and sets. This tutorial will focus on Python sets to get a deeper understanding of this data type, so let's get started. During your schooling, there is a good chance you learned about sets and set theory. Venn diagrams may even be familiar to you:
Don't worry if you don't recognize this! You should still be able to access this tutorial without any problems. Rigidly defining a set in mathematics can be both abstract and difficult to understand. A set is thought of as a well-defined group of unique objects, which are sometimes called "elements."
Python's built-in set type facilitates the grouping of ...
