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A comprehensive tutorial series for learning Deep Learning with PyTorch from fundamentals to deployment

About β€’ Tutorials β€’ Prerequisites β€’ Getting Started β€’ Contributing β€’ License

πŸš€ About

Welcome to the Deep Learning with PyTorch Tutorials repository! This educational project provides a structured learning path from basic tensor operations to model deployment in production. Each tutorial builds upon knowledge from previous chapters, creating a comprehensive deep learning curriculum.

Developed by Akshay Anand during his PhD (as part of learning PyTorch) at Florida State University, these tutorials combine theoretical explanations with practical code examples to enhance understanding of deep learning concepts.

✨ Features

  • Comprehensive Coverage: From basics to advanced topics
  • Mathematical Foundations: Strong focus on theoretical underpinnings
  • Practical Implementation: Executable code examples
  • Visual Learning: Clear diagrams and visualizations
  • TensorBoard Integration: Advanced visualization capabilities
  • Deployment Focus: Techniques for real-world applications

πŸ“š Tutorials

This series consists of five interconnected tutorials that guide you from foundational concepts to advanced model deployment:

1. Introduction to Tensors

  • Understanding Tensors
  • Basic Tensor Operations
  • Tensor Manipulation
  • Open In Colab

2. Autograd and Automatic Differentiation

  • Understanding Gradients
  • Computational Graphs
  • Gradient Tracking and Management
  • Open In Colab

3. Neural Networks with PyTorch

  • PyTorch's nn Module
  • Building Neural Network Layers
  • Creating Complete Network Architectures
  • Open In Colab

4. Training Models

  • Loss Functions
  • Optimizers
  • Training Loops
  • Open In Colab

5. Saving and Loading Models

  • Model Serialization
  • Loading Pretrained Models
  • Model Deployment Basics
  • Open In Colab

πŸ” Each tutorial includes:

  • Detailed Theory: Mathematical foundations and concepts
  • Code Examples: Executable implementation examples
  • Visualizations: Diagrams and TensorBoard integrations
  • Practical Tips: Best practices for real-world applications

πŸ›  Prerequisites

To get the most out of these tutorials, you should have:

  • Basic Python programming knowledge
  • Elementary understanding of calculus and linear algebra
  • A computer with Python 3.7+ installed

🏁 Getting Started

Option 1: Run on Google Colab (Recommended for beginners)

Each tutorial has an "Open in Colab" badge that allows you to run it directly in your browser:

Tutorial Open in Colab
1. Introduction to Tensors Open In Colab
2. Autograd and Automatic Differentiation Open In Colab
3. Neural Networks with PyTorch Open In Colab
4. Training Models Open In Colab
5. Saving and Loading Models Open In Colab

Running in Colab gives you:

  • Free GPU/TPU access
  • No local setup required
  • Easy sharing and collaboration

Option 2: Local Setup

  1. Clone the repository:

    git clone https://github.com/anand-me/deep-learning-with-pytorch-tutorials.git
    cd deep-learning-with-pytorch-tutorials
  2. Create a virtual environment (optional but recommended):

    python -m venv venv
    source venv/bin/activate  # On Windows: venv\Scripts\activate

πŸ“¦ Installation Requirements

To ensure a smooth experience, this repository includes both requirements.txt and environment YAML files for flexible setup options:

Option 1: Using pip

pip install -r requirements.txt

Option 2: Using conda

conda env create -f environment.yml
conda activate pytorch-tutorials

Running the Notebooks

jupyter notebook
# or
jupyter lab

Navigate to the src directory and open the desired notebook.

✨ Key Features

These tutorials stand out due to their:

  • Visual Learning Approach: Complex concepts explained through intuitive visualizations
  • Code-First Philosophy: Learn by doing with executable examples
  • Progressive Complexity: Start simple and gradually tackle more complex topics
  • TensorBoard Integration: Advanced visualization of model training
  • Real-world Applications: Examples that go beyond toy datasets
  • Mathematical Foundations: Clear explanations of the theory behind the code

πŸ‘₯ Who Is This For

These tutorials are designed for:

  • Students seeking to understand deep learning fundamentals
  • Researchers transitioning to PyTorch from other frameworks
  • Professionals looking to implement deep learning in production
  • Enthusiasts who want to explore AI/ML concepts

Whether you're a beginner or have experience with other frameworks, these tutorials provide valuable insights into PyTorch's capabilities.

🀝 Contributing

Contributions are welcome and greatly appreciated! Here's how you can help:

  • Report bugs: Open an issue if you find errors or problems
  • Suggest enhancements: New tutorials, clearer explanations, or additional examples
  • Submit pull requests: Improve code, fix typos, or add content

Please check the contributing.md file for detailed guidelines.

πŸ™ Acknowledgements

These tutorials wouldn't be possible without:

  • The PyTorch team for creating an amazing framework
  • The open-source community for valuable feedback and contribution

πŸ“„ License

This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE file for details.


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