I'm *really* tempted to drop $1000 on the Mathworks deep learning toolbox. Anyone tried it?
mathworks.com/products/neura
I know I'm a dinosaur for still using Matlab as my main playpen, but I never seem to get far learning any free stack like Python. Just too messy/grownup for me.
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It's a PAID programming language. Contemplate this phrase for a moment. If that does not sound like "stone money" or "geocentric model" to you, then i don't know how to explain it.
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I think of it as paying for the hermetically sealed IDE really. One could argue that the language itself has a free alt (octave) but the support and evolution is shaky enough that you can’t treat it as a forget-the-outside-world sandbox.
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Python never did figure out its 2.x vs 3.x schizophrenia did it? So there’s now 2 forks indefinitely evolving?
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If you want a highly integrated environment and don’t care about price and compatibility with the surrounding ecosystem, you might even consider Mathematica. 😱 wolfram.com/language/11/im
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Have you tried any of these Github repos with Matlab code for Deep Learning? github.com/search?l=Matla
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Or if you want to play with deep learning in your browser, no code needed: teachablemachine.withgoogle.com & playground.tensorflow.org
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Your question was about the mathworks toolbox, and unfortunately I can't answer it. It smells to me like an XY problem (xyproblem.info). I don't dispute your experience that you haven't had success with Python, but perhaps it's a problem that you can solve with help.





