Feb. 13, 2024, 10:38 p.m. | /u/JabClotVanDamn

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First of all, this is from the perspective of an analyst who is more on the business side, so let me know if I'm completely stupid.

Why I'm writing this - I think many people underestimate the basic "boring" math and they just go right to how neural networks function or how to use logistic regression

Algorithms keep changing, libraries keep changing, domain related knowledge will (partially) change as your economy sector evolves and you'll pick it up as you …

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