PyTorch is a brand new framework for deep learning, mainly conceived by the Facebook AI Research (FAIR) group, which gained significant popularity in the ML community due to its ease of use and efficiency.
This is the first of a series of tutorials devoted to this framework, starting with the basic building blocks up to more advanced models and techniques to develop deep neural networks.
In this first tutorial, we are introducing the two main PyTorch elements: variables and gradients.
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