DeepLearning Book VN

DeepLearning Book VN

Sách DeepLearning phiên bản Việt ngữ

Project Overview

Conceived and implemented since 2018, DLBOOKVN is a non-profit project aimed at Vietnamese localization of the classic book in Artificial Intelligence: Deep Learning, written by Ian Goodfellow, Yoshua Bengio, and Aaron Courville. The Vietnamese version is translated based on the public English version available at https://www.deeplearningbook.org

Throughout 3 years of operation, the project has attracted widespread attention and sharing in the Vietnamese technology community. Over 60 carefully selected members have directly contributed to the project, under the coordination of a core team with high expertise and dedication.

All profits from the project will be donated to the “Books for Rural Areas” program, aiming to promote reading culture in remote areas of Vietnam.

To learn more about the group’s activities since its establishment, please visit Activity Timeline

Project Objectives

Standard Vietnamese Reference Material

The project was created to establish a standard Vietnamese reference material in the field of Deep Learning specifically and Artificial Intelligence in general, to serve as a useful reference and lay the foundation for future Vietnamese AI materials.

Terminology Standardization

Contributing to the standardization of Vietnamese terminology in Artificial Intelligence, serving as a basis for formal technical documents in Vietnam.

Inspiration

Encouraging the development of knowledge-enhancing activities for the Vietnamese technology community. For this reason, we have compiled shared experiences here.

Who We Are

Core Team

(management, translation, review, editing)

Nguyễn Ánh Dương (co-founder)

Lê Việt Hùng (co-founder)

Trần Duy Thanh (co-founder)

Ngô Quốc Hưng - CoTAI

Lê Thị Thùy Trang

Võ Tấn Phát

Nguyễn Xuân Tú

Other Contributors by Chapter

Image Vectorization and Standardization Team

Operations and Communications Team

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