Sequence Models
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Taught by
Andrew Ng
Instructor
and 2 more instructors
Offered by
DeepLearning.AI
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1 posts • 7 mentions • top 7 shown below
2 points • casconed
The final course in the Coursera Deep Learning track, Sequence Models, was approachable and pretty high quality
1 points • rskirkpatrick22
Check out Coursera’s “Sequence Models” by deeplearning.ai. It’s taught by Andrew Ng and is a really great course.
https://www.coursera.org/learn/nlp-sequence-models
1 points • nlpnak
My favorite were Andrew Ng's lectures: https://www.coursera.org/learn/nlp-sequence-models
He goes into the intuition behind RNNs and word embeddings and goes from there.
As you review those lectures, I would play around with NLTK, Spacey, and Gensim so you can see some of it for yourself.
1 points • visarga
You probably need a basic intro to LSTMs.
1 points • feech1
- check out the course from AndrewNG https://www.coursera.org/learn/nlp-sequence-models
- to train your model probably you need to use sequence of cursor positions. 1900x1200 is a reference to standard screen size
- why pseudo-random movement doesn't suit you
1 points • stepthom
Here are some courses I recommend:
- Coursera's Natural Language Processing
- Coursera's Sequence Models
- Coursera's NLP in Tensorflow
- fast.ai's A Code-First Introduction to NLP
- Stanford's CS224n: Natural Language Processing with Deep Learning