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AI50: Introduction to Deep Learning with Practical Notebooks

Welcome to AI50 – a collection of beginner-friendly and intermediate-level deep learning notebooks designed to introduce essential deep learning concepts and applications. Each Colab notebook covers a specific topic with hands-on examples.

Tensorflow Playground Tensorflow Projector OpenCV for Beginners

Notebooks Overview

Explore and experiment with deep learning fundamentals using the following notebooks:

0. Basics of Tensorflow

Tensor operations, math and dataset loading in Tensorflow.

1. Regression

Learn the basics of regression, a supervised learning approach for predicting continuous outputs.

2. Basic Image Classification

An introduction to image classification using a simple neural network model.

3. Advanced Image Classification Using CNNs

Dive deeper into image classification with Convolutional Neural Networks (CNNs) for improved accuracy and performance.

4. Transfer Learning and Finetuning Image Classifiers

Learn to leverage pre-trained models for new tasks through transfer learning and finetuning techniques.

5. An Unhealthy Obsession with Autoencoders: Unsupervised Algorithms for Image Denoising and Anomaly Detection

How can a deep neural network learn without supervision? And how does it change the industries?

6. Basic Text Classification

Introduction to text classification using neural networks for Natural Language Processing (NLP) tasks.

7. Text Classification Using RNNs

Explore Recurrent Neural Networks (RNNs) for handling sequential data in text classification tasks.

8. Text Generation Using RNNs

Experiment with RNNs for generating text sequences, training models to predict and produce text based on patterns in the data.

9. Simple Audio Recognition

Apply deep learning to recognize basic audio signals, using convolutional networks for audio classification.


Each notebook can be accessed and run directly in Google Colab, allowing you to explore and experiment with code in a cloud-based environment.

Getting Started

To get started, simply click on any of the links above. Make sure you have a Google account to save your work on Colab.


Happy Learning!