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Generative AI Explained by NVIDIA is an educational course offered by NVIDIA focused on generative AI. The course includes learning objectives, a list of covered topics, a full course outline, and related training resources. It provides public virtual workshop options structured as six 2-hour sessions, and offers private team or individual training upon request.
An interactive tutorial and introduction to programming with Python for the humanities by Folgert Karsdorp. The book has 10 chapters covering text processing, preprocessing, programming principles, readability computation, authorship attribution, object-oriented programming, information retrieval, a PDF search web application, classification and hierarchical clustering. It expects no prior programming experience. Chapters 5 and 6 are in draft status.
An MIT OpenCourseWare course covering matrix theory and linear algebra, emphasizing topics useful in physics, economics, social sciences, natural sciences and engineering. It is designed for independent study and includes lecture videos by Gilbert Strang, summary notes, problem solving videos, and problem sets with solutions.
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