Dec. 16, 2023, 1:52 a.m. | /u/AdFew4357

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MS statistics here. I did my undergraduate decrees in pure math and statistics. I find that due to my pure math background I’ve gotten in the habit of looking for the absolutely rigorous book for whatever it is I want to learn rather than jumping to something practical. I know how to program in Python and R, but just knowing how to fit a model doesn’t do it for me.

An example of this is when I started learning NLP …

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