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Students happy to play with deep learning

Undergrad Xueyang developed first #deeplearning net to recognise Charlie the cat! Well done! @lbinfo @lborouniversity @LboroAI @LboroScience pic.twitter.com/pxrpueGWlX

— Andrea Soltoggio (@asoltoggio) June 14, 2017

This entry was posted in research, teaching on June 14, 2017 by Andrea.

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