Feb. 26, 2024, 4:52 p.m. | /u/Careful_Engineer_700

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So Ihave been studying these topics for 4.5 months, using a mix of Pearson's Jon Krohn's live lessions and bluebrown channel on YouTube.

And I learned some great foundations about what happens in machine learning algorithms in terms of data structures and matricies operations and in optimizing parameters in functions using gradient descent, backed up with probability theory and statistical tests.


Where should I go now? I asked 6 months ago about a book here called hands on machine learning. …

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