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Hi Tom,
I am happy you're finding my book so helpful :-) If I understood correctly, you're saying I should highlight more features of my book in its landing page?
I haven't put much thought into the advertisement part yet since there is still a sizeable amount of the content to be written, but any feedback is highly appreciated :-)
Best, Daniel
Daniel,
Sorry it took so long for me to reply. I think that the best way to characterize your book is to say that the examples can be used:
1) For a detailed view of pytorch and pytorch related topics such as autograd and neural networks, etc. 2) A refresher for numpy and matplotlib, which are used to aid in the examples implementing pytorch. (It is not a tutorial for numpy and matplotlib, but if you follow how the examples are implemented, you can learn a great deal)
You, personally, know a great deal about numpy and matplotlib but that does not mean that a lot of your readers do. Truthfully, I have not found tutorials on those topics that use the functions in as complicated a fashion as you do. And that is a good thing. Tutorials only go so far.
I only made it into the first chapter before I had to take care of some other issues. I am currently working on 9 tutorial series and yours is first on the list.
I am sure that I will have some questions as things proceed.
Regards Tom
On Tue, Nov 17, 2020 at 9:45 AM Daniel Voigt Godoy notifications@github.com wrote:
Hi Tom,
I am happy you're finding my book so helpful :-) If I understood correctly, you're saying I should highlight more features of my book in its landing page?
I haven't put much thought into the advertisement part yet since there is still a sizeable amount of the content to be written, but any feedback is highly appreciated :-)
Best, Daniel
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Danial, I wanted to let you know that I am really finding your Tutorial Series very helpful but you could be selling it a bit better.
1) I am finding the tutorial a fantastic help in terms of learning numpy. Yes, the CS231 numpy tutorial give a good starting point but there is very little of practical use compared to what is in PyTorchStepByStep.
2) Your tutorial provides a good learning point for matplotlib. I was forced to dig through the functions which generated the figures. I got everything working inside and outside of a python notebook.
I just wanted to let you know how much I appreciate this tutorial.
Tom