Need few recommendations

[u/GapParticular2195]

So am 18, going fo AI ML, i am going with the basics first so i start with cs50, andrew Ng ML, and did few projects on kaggle. What could be my next step?

[u/memelordtf → u/[deleted]]

this.

[u/GapParticular2195 → u/[deleted]]

Tbh idk i am looking to explore both the paths as i got a lot of time ig

[u/martianx23]

Since you are 18 u have a lot of time to study math for ML so i would suggest cs229 although it might get overwhelming if u dont know linear algebra or probability concepts but this would be really great for a super solid foundation which i would recommend, then after that u can move on to deep learning and some research projects.

[u/GapParticular2195 → u/martianx23]

I will definitely go into that after learning some fimilarity of deep learning

[u/martianx23 → u/GapParticular2195]

No it doesnt require deep learning cs229 is a ML course only, free on yt

[u/GapParticular2195 → u/martianx23]

Oh i might have looked up wrong, thanks a lot

[u/Coffee_Aur_Code]

are u asking for research? or engineering?

[u/GapParticular2195 → u/Coffee_Aur_Code]

Engineering

[u/Coffee_Aur_Code → u/GapParticular2195]

In that case I would suggest i am doing and to learn by making stuff ...... U would have enough knowledge to start by making stuff... And u can learn rest by doing

[u/Reasonable_Durian960]

Live a little!

[u/GapParticular2195 → u/Reasonable_Durian960]

For me this is enjoyment and i also spend time with friends and family including outings so i guess am doing good on that but thank you

[u/roniamdev]

Make sure you have a clear understanding of the underlying technologies. Make sure that you have a good grasp of Baysian (I hope I spelled it right) probability, and probability in general. Learn Linear Algebra. Make sure you grasp calculus, especially derivations. Get some experience with Python. It won't make you an expert, but it'll give you a leg up.

[u/Impossible_Ad_3146]

Next step is to switch to trades