Deep Learning with Python: A PyTorch Approach
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Who it's for
A good fit for
- 已掌握 Python 基本语法、想系统入门深度学习的开发者
- 需要在项目中落地 PyTorch 的算法工程师
- 做计算机视觉或自然语言处理课题的高校学生
- 从 TensorFlow 转向 PyTorch、想快速熟悉生态的从业者
Not a good fit for
- 完全不会 Python、也不了解基本编程概念的零基础读者
- 只想看概念综述、不打算动手写代码的读者
- 需要追踪 PyTorch 最新版本 API 变化的读者,建议看第2版
Reading tips
- 先补齐 NumPy 与线性代数基础,第1章不要跳过,后面 Tensor 操作依赖它。
- 边读边在 Jupyter Notebook 中复现代码,先跑通示例再改参数做消融实验。
- 第三部分案例可按兴趣选读,建议至少完整走通一个案例的数据到评估全流程。
- 注意书中 PyTorch 版本较老,遇到 API 报错先查官方文档的最新写法。
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Contents
- Preface
- Part I PyTorch Fundamentals
- Chapter 1 NumPy Fundamentals
- Chapter 2 PyTorch Fundamentals
- Chapter 3 PyTorch Neural Network Toolbox
- Chapter 4 PyTorch Data Processing Toolbox
- Part II Deep Learning Foundations
- Chapter 5 Machine Learning Fundamentals
- Chapter 6 Visual Processing Fundamentals
- Chapter 7 Natural Language Processing Fundamentals
- Chapter 8 Generative Deep Learning
- Part III Deep Learning Practice
- Chapter 9 Face Detection and Recognition
- Chapter 10 Transfer Learning in Practice
- Chapter 11 Neural Machine Translation in Practice
- Chapter 12 Generative Models in Practice
- Chapter 13 Caffe2 Model Migration in Practice
- Chapter 14 A New Direction in AI: Adversarial Attacks
- Chapter 15 Reinforcement Learning
- Chapter 16 Deep Reinforcement Learning
- Appendix A Changes in PyTorch 0.4
- Appendix B The Latest Applications of AI Across Industries
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Wu Maogui — public information about this author is limited, and no authoritative account of their identity or background is available. Their writing direction can nonetheless be inferred from the two works held in the collection, both in computing and artificial intelligence: AIGC Principles and Practice: Learning Large Language Models, Diffusion Models, and Multimodal Models from Scratch, and From Python Basics to AI in Practice. The first introduces generative AI to beginners, explaining the principles of large language models, diffusion models, and multimodal models while guiding readers through hands-on practice; the second starts from Python and gradually moves toward applied artificial intelligence. Both emphasize a path from fundamentals to practical work, using accessible language suited to readers without prior background. Wu Maogui's writing thus tends to break complex technologies into actionable introductory material, combining conceptual explanation with exercises for newcomers to the field.
Li Tao is an author whose works span a wide range of fields, with 27 titles held in the collection. The subjects he writes on are notably diverse: medical professional titles such as Clinical Psychopathology and the National County-Level Hospital Practical Handbook series volume Psychiatrist's Handbook, as well as clinical technical topics like Minimally Invasive Surgery for Diabetic Retinopathy; education and social issues in The Modernization of Chinese Rural Education; and practical tutorials on software and computing, including Adobe After Effects CC: The Master's Path. He has also written on science popularization and legal thinking, such as Perfect Symmetry: The Accidental Discovery of Fullerenes and 50 Lessons on Cultivating Citizens' Legal Thinking: Think Like a Lawyer, and contributed to applied writing such as the Technical Guidelines for Evaluating Healthy Enterprise Development. Because public information is limited, his personal biography, professional background, and identity remain unclear; from the distribution of his works, one can only see that he combines specialized writing with popular outreach, reaching readers in medicine, education, software, popular science, and law.
Zhang Yuelei is an author whose publicly available information is currently limited; the name appears as the author credit on the programming and design book Database Application in Practice. Judging from the subject matter, the book addresses the practical use of database technology and belongs to hands-on technical writing rather than purely theoretical discussion. Books of this kind usually organize content around specific tasks and scenarios, emphasizing the translation of database knowledge into runnable examples and operational steps, and are suitable for readers who prefer learning by doing. Because reliable information about the author's background, professional training, and other writings is lacking, it is not possible to assess the full scope of his work or its specific influence among readers. Based on the available clues, Zhang Yuelei's writing focuses on database applications and programming practice and may serve readers interested in introductory and practical database exercises.