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PyTorch Tensors:

  • Create a PyTorch tensor with values from 0 to 9.

  • Create a PyTorch tensor of size (3, 3) with all elements initialized to 1.

  • Create a PyTorch tensor with random values of size (2, 3, 4).

  • Create a PyTorch tensor of size (5, 5) with all elements initialized to 0.

  • Add two PyTorch tensors of the same size.

  • Multiply two PyTorch tensors element-wise.


PyTorch Operations:

  • Create a PyTorch tensor and compute the sum of its elements.

  • Create a PyTorch tensor and compute the mean of its elements.

  • Create a PyTorch tensor and compute its standard deviation.

  • Create a PyTorch tensor and compute the element-wise absolute values.

  • Create a PyTorch tensor and compute the natural logarithm of its elements.

  • Create a PyTorch tensor and compute the exponential of its elements.


PyTorch Autograd:

  • Create a PyTorch tensor and set its requires_grad attribute to True.

  • Create a PyTorch tensor and define a computation that involves it and some other tensor.

  • Compute the gradient of the computation with respect to the tensor with requires_grad=True.

  • Compute the gradient of a more complex computation with respect to multiple tensors.

  • Use the detach() method to stop tracking the computation history of a tensor.

  • Use the with torch.no_grad(): context manager to disable gradient computations.


PyTorch nn.Module:

  • Define a simple feedforward neural network with one hidden layer.

  • Define a loss function (e.g. mean squared error) and an optimizer (e.g. stochastic gradient descent).

  • Train the neural network on a small dataset (e.g. the iris dataset).

  • Evaluate the trained neural network on a test set and compute its accuracy.

  • Save and load the trained neural network to/from disk.


PyTorch Data Loading and Preprocessing:

  • Download a dataset (e.g. the CIFAR-10 dataset).

  • Write a custom dataset class that loads the dataset and preprocesses it.

  • Use the DataLoader class to load the dataset in batches.

  • Apply data augmentation techniques (e.g. random cropping and flipping) to the dataset.

  • Split the dataset into training and validation sets.

These are just some example questions, and of course the difficulty level can be adjusted depending on the target audience.

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