Thanks for the reply, I'll have a more detailed look, but just on a cursory skim:

> After finishing this course you will know:

> How to train models that achieve [...]

Is exactly the kind of 'applied' or straight to coding something, using an existing model to create some product, that I'm not really so interested in.

Like, if I needed it for something, I (perhaps naïvely) think I'd just figure it out from API docs etc. I'm more interested in the theory (and in abstract, not to apply to some problem I actually have) - how/why does it work, what is that model, how was it produced, etc.