Pytorch introduction | Why you need to learn pytorch

Опубликовано: 19 Март 2026
на канале: SHIVA TATVA AI
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PyTorch Tutorial for Beginners | Deep Learning & Neural Networks from Scratch

In this tutorial, you will learn *PyTorch* from the ground up with a clear, hands-on approach. This video is designed for beginners as well as professionals who want to transition into *Deep Learning, AI Engineering, and ML research* using PyTorch.

We start with the *fundamentals of tensors**, move into **autograd and backpropagation**, and then build a **neural network step by step* using both low-level PyTorch APIs and `torch.nn.Sequential`. You will also understand *activation functions**, **loss functions**, and how to move your training workflow from **CPU to GPU* efficiently.

This tutorial emphasizes **practical understanding**, clean code structure, and concepts frequently tested in **interviews and real-world projects**.

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What you’ll learn in this video:

Why PyTorch is widely used in AI & research
PyTorch tensors and tensor operations
Automatic differentiation (Autograd)
Building neural networks from scratch
Activation functions (ReLU, Sigmoid, Softmax)
Loss functions and optimizers
GPU-based training using CUDA
Best practices for scalable model training

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Who this tutorial is for:

Beginners in Deep Learning & AI
Data Scientists & ML Engineers
Python developers moving into AI
Students preparing for AI/ML roles
Professionals working with TensorFlow who want to learn PyTorch

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Prerequisites:

Basic Python knowledge
High-school level mathematics
Curiosity to learn AI the right way

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Tools & Libraries:

Python
PyTorch
CUDA (optional for GPU acceleration)

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