It's for anyone who wants to learn NLP such that they get (a) an understanding of what's going on under the hood and (b) knowledge of how to get stuff done.
So the ideal outcome is someone who gets an end-to-end view from theory/concept to implementation.
If someone just wants to learn how to use tools/frameworks, I'd stick to the Colab notebooks. If someone's already experienced in ML and wants to learn something NLP-specific, I'd skip around to see what's interesting.
So the ideal outcome is someone who gets an end-to-end view from theory/concept to implementation.
If someone just wants to learn how to use tools/frameworks, I'd stick to the Colab notebooks. If someone's already experienced in ML and wants to learn something NLP-specific, I'd skip around to see what's interesting.