ASMR Coding: Learning Neural Networks with Tensorflow | typing | soft-spoken

I'm continuing with my journey into Tensorflow (I mainly use PyTorch) in this video by following through another tutorial slightly more advanced than the last one. Tensorflow is a Python library designed for building Neural Networks and all kinds of Deep Learning.

Here we use the Fashion MNIST dataset and discover the world of data pre-processing and using predictions as well as interpreting them.

Again, if you don't know what any of this means, don't worry, I will take you
along on a soft-spoken journey into the AI world and you can just listen
to my thoughts and the typing sounds of my keyboard and mouse clicking.

Disclaimer: This is ASMR, it's meant for relaxation. Any education is
merely a byproduct and not the goal. If you're here by accident and you
were looking for a "real" tutorial, please move along :D

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I do mainly math and coding videos, feel free to leave requests or ideas in the comments and if I have the knowledge I will put them on the list :)

[bojackhorseman]

The integration of asmr, coding and machine learning is just pure gold.

Thanks.

[AIvarogarciaa]

I've been envolved in Deep Learning and ASMR due to my stress, thanks a lot for making this video. Pls don't stop with this awesome content 🙌.

[asmrgamedev]

Awesome! I like listening to your vids while I work - they help me focus :)

[olha_]

Please keep making machine learning ASMR videos! They're a win-win: either I fall asleep or I learn more ML!

[JonathanThorsonASMR]

somebody put this up for you on reddit and I'm glad they did, very nice ASMR
and I get the honor of being your 100th sub💥🙏💥

[RowanElletson]

I just discovered your channel and I just want to wish you luck on your journey 👍

[olha_]

Also why didn't you include softmax in your initial model?

[frogemojiribbitribbit]

i should probably follow along and learn something but ill listen and pretend like i comprehend it 😀