Often I encounter such a thing as neural networks and, considering the fact that I am slowly learning Python, there is a need for something “to write” myself, but less common literature on the network is too hard and too tough for me. But it's so exciting to try!

Question: Is there a resource where there are simple examples in Python for the "blonde with a teapot in hand"? In general, I will be grateful to everyone who can help.

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    There are a bunch of books on machine learning and neural networks. Machine Learning: an Algorithmic Perspective is an example of what you need.

    And why do we only have to remember about neural networks? But in this book there is among others an example of the implementation of a neural network in Python .

    Look at the post on Habré with a practical example .

    It is useful for you to get acquainted with numpy

    There are Python libraries in which a lot of things are already written. For example, the well-known PyBrain .

    Some more:

    There is a good machine learning library that I use myself, but it does not contain neural networks.

      Read the book "Programming the collective mind", I think you will like it.

      • read Toby Segaran, and more than once, he pushed me to search - tukan
      • Hmm. Well, if you have mastered it, then what's the problem to master the more difficult literature? - Scipetr
      • read and master are two different things, read-read, but not master, so I started looking for a simpler one - tukan
      • Well, in general, this is the most idle book that I saw (I started it myself). So I advise you to master it. - Scipetr
      • Well, maybe, after all there is somewhere in the open spaces and simpler, but what if? - tukan pm

      For beginners, a free course on Stepic Neural Networks appeared in this course using the python language.

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        I answered clearly and clearly the question posed: "Is there a resource where there are simple examples in Python for the" blonde with a teapot in hand "?". In short, the question - is there a resource , the answer - a link to the resource . If I do not understand something, then give an example of how to answer this question. - Absolem