A free introductory Udacity course on building and training deep learning models with PyTorch, covering the basics of neural networks in code. It includes a virtual machine so learners can write code without setting up dependencies locally.

Commenters point to it as a free, practical PyTorch introduction, with one noting the built-in virtual machine avoids local setup.

On Reddit (3)

1. RecommendsShensmobiler/learnmachinelearning2019in “Best intro course to TensorFlow?”▲ 1

   I'm going to presume you have some background in coding and have some experience in scripting languages. Also, hopefully some first year university math experience. That is the base fundamentals you need to really dive in. If so, then you're at least where I was at the start of the year :) I…

2. Recommendssj90r/learnmachinelearning2019in “Moving to pytorch from tensorflow”▲ 3

   Udacity has a free course on intro to deep learning with pytorch... Would recommend going through that

3. Mentionsnebu001r/learnmachinelearning2019in “Struggling to put theory into practice”▲ 10

   Its pretty much normal. I was also in the same situation before. I realized that while doing a project, it was the tools behind which I was spending most of my time rather than theory. There's a huge gap between understanding a theory and its implementation. You have to cover that bridge. For that…

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