Just me learning PyTorch from scratch. Nothing fancy, just notebooks and experiments.
Zero to One/ - Main learning path with fundamentals, workflows, and classification stuff. Started with basics and working my way up.
Documentation/ - Official PyTorch tutorials and examples. FashionMNIST models and whatnot.
PyTorch Advanced Architectures and Deployment/ - Future stuff. Mostly empty for now but that's where I'm headed.
- Jupyter notebooks for everything
- Helper functions scattered around (
helper_functions.py,helper_utils.py) - Saved models in
.pthfiles - Some unit tests because why not
- PyTorch fundamentals (tensors, operations, etc.)
- Basic workflow (data → model → training → inference)
- Neural network classification
- Model saving/loading
Standard PyTorch setup:
pip install torch torchvision
jupyter notebookThen just open whatever notebook you want.
- Lots of checkpoint files and
__pycache__around, ignore those - Some notebooks are exercises, some are complete solutions
- Models are saved locally, nothing cloud-based yet
Learning in public. Feel free to browse but don't expect production-ready code.