Submitted by SimonJDPrince t3_xurvaq in MachineLearning
Major update to draft of "Understanding Deep Learning" textbook is now available via:
udlbook.github.io/udlbook/
New material includes convolutional networks, residual connections, BatchNorm, transformers, and graph neural networks.
There's lots of stuff in here now that is rarely covered in other textbooks including double descent, implicit regularization, transformers for vision, why residual connections help, how BatchNorm works, graph attention networks, etc.
I learned a lot writing it and so probably you will reading it.
There are also lots of slides if you are teaching a course on Deep Learning this semester.
Feedback welcome! Thanks to all who have commented so far.
curiousshortguy t1_iqxws3o wrote
I love that you're making the figures available separately, too. The TOC and topics you mention indeed go deeper than the average material
I'm looking forward to the notebooks though, that stuff usually makes things really actionable.