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If you want to use Torch, you have to learn by yourself.
Torch provides you a documentation for each class.
Torch comes with a package of examples.
But there is only one good way to learn it:
Try and enjoy.
Step
1: Just have a look on the
coding guidelines to get the feeling of the
library...
Step
2: Read the introduction written
by Samy Bengio.
Step
3: Try to understand this commented source code
of a simple MLP to begin easily in Torch.
Step
4: You're still here ? Good. You can use Torch now. Compulse
the reference manual and the class
hierarchy to know all about the available classes...