Guide to survival of deep learning engineers
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This book will tell you everything a deep learning engineer needs:
- How to configure a deep learning workstation?
- CPU
- Motherboard
- Graphics Card
- harddisk
- Memory
- power supply
- Network card
- Chassis
- monitor
- Keyboard and mouse
- Local equipment
- Windows, Linux or macOS?
- Mac comparison
- other
- Touchpad
- Mechanical keyboard
- iPad Pro
- router
- NAS
- Mobile hard drive
- USB drive
- macOS software
- terminal
- Editor
- Browser
- Develop software
- Practical Tools
- Virtual Machine
- macOS environment
- Homebrew
- oh my zsh
- Essential software
- terminal
- Editor
- Browser
- Develop software
- Practical Tools
- Daily Applications
- Necessary commands
- Python environment
- Ubuntu installation steps
- Install Ubuntu
- Configure ssh
- Configure sudo password-free and apt source (recommended)
- Install oh my zsh and commonly used commands (recommended)
- Install NVIDIA driver, CUDA and cuDNN (divided into two installation methods: apt and run)
- Install Anaconda and Python libraries
- Ubuntu environment
- CUDA
- cuDNN
- TensorFlow
- PyTorch
- Necessary commands
- curl
- tmux is used in conjunction with iTerm2
- screen background run command
- Common Linux commands
- File viewing
- Read and write files
- Packaging compression
- Permission Management
- Process Management
- Disk Management
- System Management
- System monitoring
- Network communication
- CV Learning Resources
- Commonly used CV datasets
- How to use dataset
- MNIST
- CIFAR
- ImageNet
- VOC
- COCO
- CelebA
- Classic models that perform well on ImageNet
- How to use pre-trained models
- Model paper
- How to use TensorBoard
- Install
- use
- Create a file object (writer)
- Open TensorBoard Service
- Visualize the model structure
- Record scalar
- Record multiple scalars
- Record images (images)
- Complete code
- Summarize
- Offline Python environment
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