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When you want to start hands-on practice of deep learning as an electronic engineer, this learning outline can help you gradually build up practical skills:1. Python Programming BasicsLearn Python's basic syntax and data types.Master Python's control flow, such as loops and conditional statements.Familiar with the basic usage of Python functions and modules.2. Data processing and preparationLearn how to load and preprocess data, including images, text, or numerical data.Master common data processing techniques such as standardization, normalization, and feature scaling.3. Getting started with TensorFlow or PyTorchChoose a deep learning framework, such as TensorFlow or PyTorch, and learn its basic usage.Learn how to build simple neural network models using TensorFlow or PyTorch.4. Model training and optimizationLearn how to train deep learning models and understand hyperparameter tuning and model optimization techniques during training.Explore common optimization algorithms such as Stochastic Gradient Descent (SGD), Adam, and RMSprop.5. Practical ProjectsComplete some practical deep learning projects such as image classification, object detection, or text generation.Choose a project of interest and implement it yourself, improving your programming and problem-solving skills through practice.6. Continuous learning and practiceThe field of deep learning is developing rapidly and requires continuous learning and practice.Keep trying new projects and technologies, pay attention to discussions in the community and forums, and maintain motivation and enthusiasm for learning.Through this outline, you can gradually build up your hands-on skills in deep learning and continuously improve your skills in practice. I wish you good luck in your studies!
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