L3.3 Vectorization in Python
February 4, 2021
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When we implement machine learning models, and especially deep learning models, it is very important to write efficient code in order to make training these models feasible. One aspect of writing efficient code is using vectorization, for example, replacing Python for-loops with more efficient linear algebra code such as dot products (via NumPy). In this video, we will see a few examples of vectorization in Python and NumPy.
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