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An open-source collection of Jupyter notebooks exploring the fundamental concepts of deep learning and its application to climate change problems, using TensorFlow. Ideal for learning the basics of deep learning and practical TensorFlow implementation.
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Welcome to Deep Learning 4 Climate Change with TensorFlow! This project provides learning materials for understanding the core concepts of deep learning and practical TensorFlow applications.
Please refer to the respective folders for detailed lessons and Jupyter notebooks for each week's topics.
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