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ShrutishreePanda/ai-training-journey — Complete Week-by-Week Guide to Machine Learning, Deep Learning, NLP, and LLMs with Real Code
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ShrutishreePanda/ai-training-journey — Complete Week-by-Week Guide to Machine Learning, Deep Learning, NLP, and LLMs with Real Code

ShrutishreePanda/ai-training-journey — 從機器學習到大型語言模型的完整週計畫，包含實作程式碼

A structured learning path that takes you from Machine Learning basics all the way to Large Language Models (LLMs), with actual hands-on coding projects in Jupyter Notebooks. Each week builds on the last, covering Deep Learning fundamentals, Natural Language Processing (NLP), and how modern AI models actually work. Perfect if you want to go from zero to understanding how ChatGPT-style systems function—and actually building things along the way.

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