deeplearning-nlp2018 and dlnlp2019

These two repositories are ecosystem siblings, representing distinct versions of the UBC Deep Learning for Natural Language Processing Course from consecutive years (2018 and 2019), implying that one is a subsequent iteration or update of the other rather than a co-existing or interdependent tool.

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About deeplearning-nlp2018

UBC-NLP/deeplearning-nlp2018

UBC Deep Learning for Natural Language Processing Course

This course teaches you how to train computers to understand and generate human language using deep learning. You'll learn to process various types of text data, such as words, phrases, and sentences, to build applications like sentiment analysis or machine translation. This is for students and researchers with a background in linguistics or computer science who want to explore advanced NLP methods.

Natural Language Processing Deep Learning Text Analytics Machine Translation Sentiment Analysis

About dlnlp2019

UBC-NLP/dlnlp2019

UBC Deep Learning for Natural Language Processing Course (2019)

This resource provides a graduate-level introduction to deep learning methods specifically applied to Natural Language Processing (NLP) problems. It takes learners through how neural networks are trained, covers key architectures, and explores deep learning techniques for solving language problems at various levels. The primary users are graduate students or professionals with backgrounds in linguistics, computer science, or engineering who want to gain hands-on experience in developing advanced NLP solutions.

Natural Language Processing Deep Learning Machine Learning Computational Linguistics Artificial Intelligence

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