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Review: autodiff.md

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Description

Part of #40 (Phase 1).

Native-speaker review of autodiff.md by @Honaminto.

French (read this) lectures/autodiff.md
English source lectures/autodiff.md

How to reply. Open a PR editing the French directly — one PR for this lecture, titled e.g. [autodiff] Corrections — or leave line comments / suggestion blocks on it. Priorities: meaning errors, wrong technical terms, inconsistent terminology, unnatural French (academic register), anything in code comments that looks wrong. Ignore spacing before : ; ! ?, errors in the English, and the translation: header. A wrong term that recurs belongs on the terminology issue, not here.

Done when a PR by @Honaminto touching this file is merged, or he states here that the lecture needs no change. Either outcome is recorded; nothing is ticked by hand.

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Research direction

Review lectures/autodiff.md in French against the English source at lectures/autodiff.md. Check meaning, technical terms, terminology consistency, academic French, and code comments while ignoring the listed spacing and header issues. Done means a PR touching this file is merged or the reviewer states that no changes are needed.

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Assessment

Tech stack
python
Domain
documentation
Issue type
Documentation
Difficulty
2/5
Estimated time
1-3 hours
Activity status
Active
Clarity
Clearly specified
Newbie friendliness
35/100

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