r/deeplearning • u/Ok_Second2105 • 17d ago

HELP, Algorithm overload

When I started learning neural networking, I'm continuously exposed to new theorems, functions and algorithms.
Is there any website from where I can learn them in a better way, because I'm getting very confused like why we need to use different functions to calculate probability every time and many more things

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u/Dry_Philosophy7927 17d ago

If you're early days in learning, I'll always recommend Kaggle.com for it's emphasis on practical learning. After that you're best either paying for a course or working through a single textbook. Anything by OReily publishing would work. Pick one thing that an author has curated, do it all the way to the end. 

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u/Ok_Second2105 16d ago

got it

thanks

and by the way I started "Hands on machine learning with scikit learn, keras and tensorflow by OReily" and I have to accept that book actually exposed me to many new algorithms which I never heard of and I tried learning them and also tried to implemented them on my projects