PyTorch Deep Learning Hands-On: Build CNNs, RNNs, GANs, reinforcement learning, and more, quickly and easily

Developing image analysis apps, GAN-based networks, reinforcement learning algorithms and text engineering routines with Deep Learning PyTorch applications Key Features The first book-length introduction to PyTorch Covers the whole range of possible applications that can be written on PyTorch Focuses on the APIs, and treats algorithms as secondary Book Description
Deep Learning is probably the fastest-growing, but also the most complex area of applied computing today. There are two major frameworks dominating the Deep Learning API landscape - Google's TensorFlow, and Facebook's PyTorch. Deriving from the open source Torch framework written in Lua, it was under the leadership of AI guru Yann LeCun that Pytorch developed into a major alternative.
PyTorch uses autodifferentiation to make it possible for developers to introduce new behaviors into their neural networks, without having to restart their networks. This is possibly the most important innovation for major machine and deep learning frameworks implemented in Pytorch. Also, PyTorch threads can run on CPUs as well as GPUs, providing major efficiency gains in the process.
This book shows us how to make the simplicity and power of Pytorch work for a Python developer. The first application we learn about is how how to process images using CNNs, but new algorithms like GANs and and natural language processing algorithms are introduced as well. The book ends with a chapter on reinforcement learning and how put PyTorch application into production What you will learn Processing, improving and recognizing image features Finding, interpreting and deriving insights from unstructured textual data Learning several varieties of General Adversarial Networks (GANs) Apply PyTorch implementations of reinforcement learning algorithms Put PyTorch projects through a production cycle Who This Book Is For
Fluency in Python is assumed. Basic deep learning approaches should be familiar to the reader. This book is meant to be an introduction to PyTorch, and tries to show the breadth of applications PyTorch can be put to.