# CSC321 Winter 2015: Introduction to Neural Networks Lecture notes Here are some notes to supplement the Coursera videos. Slides from the in-class meetings can be found in the calendar . Thanks to Tijmen Tieleman for the original version of these notes. ### Lecture A - Why do we need machine learning? and What are neural networks? - These videos introduce the motivation and general philosophy of ML. - Don’t worry if you don’t understand all of the technicalities of e.g. the story about speech recognit
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