This series has a lot of good stuff.
If you want to clear the hump between "someone who knows what neural networks are" and "someone who can use neural nets in practice", there are introductions to the basic theory and foundational ideas.
If you already use neural nets and want to get better with them, Hugo Larochelle and Adam Coates have worthwhile videos. Larochelle's lecture describes the various sorts of optimization techniques you can try out, while Coates' goes into how to analyze training efficiency in terms of the model you've chosen and the hardware you have available.
Finally, there's some really neat stuff that's perhaps a bit more "cutting edge"; I particularly enjoyed Goodfellow's talk about adversarial networks.
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[ 0.17 ms ] story [ 15.0 ms ] threadIf you already use neural nets and want to get better with them, Hugo Larochelle and Adam Coates have worthwhile videos. Larochelle's lecture describes the various sorts of optimization techniques you can try out, while Coates' goes into how to analyze training efficiency in terms of the model you've chosen and the hardware you have available.
Finally, there's some really neat stuff that's perhaps a bit more "cutting edge"; I particularly enjoyed Goodfellow's talk about adversarial networks.