Adding contents on Deep Learning

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Issue type
Documentation
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Needs clarification
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Tech stack
python, pytorch, tensorflow

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Start by reviewing the guide's existing machine-learning content and how its categories are organized. Determine what deep-learning material and TensorFlow and PyTorch references should be added, and whether a separate category is warranted; done means the requested content and category decision are reflected in the guide.

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It's probably a good idea to add some content about deep learning, pointing to frameworks like tensorflow, pytorch, etc. It's such a popular use of Python that I am surprised to not see them under machine learning. I think we should even put them in a separate category, as deep learning is so prevalent now.

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