A Udemy course teaching deep learning with PyTorch, taught by Daniel Bourke, covering building and training neural networks in the framework. Part of the course is also available free on freeCodeCamp and Bourke's YouTube channel.

Commenters point to it as a great way to pick up PyTorch, with one saying PyTorch is easier to pick up than TensorFlow and recommending Bourke's course for it.

On Reddit (2)

1. RecommendsIllustrious-Class-65r/learnmachinelearning2023in “Most beginner courses use Tensorflow but ive seen people here advice not to use it?”

   It depends on how fast you need to learn these frameworks. If you do not need them ASAP, I advise you to learn both PyTorch and TensorFlow. The more framework-agnostic you are, the better your understanding will be. I would use the PyTorch as the first framework. In my experience, PyTorch is…

2. Recommendssheinkoptr/learnprogramming2023in “What should I learn now as a beginner to become an job ready AI ML engineer within a year?”

   I have the same ML path. Based on what I understand: Start by only learning python. This is the course I’m taking and is widely recommended. https://www.udemy.com/share/103IHM3@NhRjheHztjFN3IQ1fhpwuURUU6RPZFWnqU4ShU-QU69T348SUYiZv9Xlt-3cwq9c7g==/ Once you’re 25% through, you could start this ML…

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