Tutorials on Deep-Learning: from Supervised to Unsupervised Learning

These tutorials were designed for the IPAM Summer School on Deep Learning: more info here..

This directory contains four tutorials, which intend to teach how to train deep-learning models using supervised and unsupervised techniques, using Torch7.

The Torch tutorials are less interactive than the IPython ones. Rather, they give you complete end-to-end programs, which you can use as a solid starting point to develop your own programs/scripts.

These tutorials should be read/done in order.

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