LeCun Clarifies Origin of Stanford CS224 Course Name
cryps1s · x · 2026-08-07
An X user joked that Stanford's classic NLP course CS224 was named after the 224x224 image resolution commonly used in early vision models. Yann LeCun engaged in the thread, confirming the actual origin and clarifying its relation to Stanford's course numbering system and CS231n.
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