开始学习深度学习和循环神经网络Some starting points for deep learning and RNNs

Bengio, LeCun, Jordan, Hinton, Schmidhuber, Ng, de
Freitas and OpenAI have done reddit AMA's. These are nice places to start to get a Zeitgeist of the field.

Hinton and Ng lectures at Coursera, UFLDL, CS224d and CS231n at
Stanford, the deep learning course at Udacity, and the summer
school at IPAM have excellent tutorials, video lectures and programming exercises that should help you get started.

The online book by Nielsen, notes for CS231n, and blogs by Karpathy, Olah and Britz have
clear explanations of MLPs, CNNs and RNNs. The tutorials at UFLDL and deeplearning.net give
equations and code. The encyclopaedic book by Goodfellow et al. is a good place to dive into details. I have a draft
book in progress.

Theano, Torch, Caffe, ConvNet, TensorFlow, MXNet, CNTK, Veles, CGT, Neon, Chainer, Blocks and Fuel, Keras, Lasagne, Mocha.jl, Deeplearning4j, DeepLearnToolbox, Currennt, Project
Oxford, Autograd (for Torch), Warp-CTC are
some of the many deep learning software libraries and frameworks introduced in the last 10 years. convnet-benchmarks and deepframeworks compare
the performance of many existing packages. I am working on developing an alternative, Knet.jl, written in Julia supporting
CNNs and RNNs on GPUs and supporting easy development of original architectures. More software can be found at deeplearning.net.

Deeplearning.net and homepages of Bengio, Schmidhuber have
further information, background and links.

from: http://www.denizyuret.com/2014/11/some-starting-points-for-deep-learning.html