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amanchadha/stanford-cs231n-assignments-2020

This repository contains my solutions to the assignments for Stanford's CS231n "Convolutional Neural Networks for Visual Recognition" (Spring 2020).

This collection of assignments helps you learn to build AI systems that can 'see' and interpret images, similar to how human brains process visual information. You'll work with images and develop models that can classify objects, understand visual styles, or even generate new images. This is ideal for students or engineers new to computer vision and deep learning who want to build foundational skills.

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About Stanford-CS231n

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Assignment solutions for CS231n - Convolutional Neural Networks for Visual Recognition

This project provides practical solutions for deep learning assignments focused on computer vision. If you are a student or learner, you can use these solutions to compare your own work and deepen your understanding of neural networks for image recognition tasks. It takes theoretical problem descriptions and provides working code implementations for common computer vision challenges.

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