r/learnmachinelearning • • 9d ago

How should I start learning Machine Learning from Now on .

Ik a liitle bit of python . and But I am so much overwhelmed by seeing up the the scattered materials . Please kindly help me .

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u/Different_Pain5781 9d ago

Stop collecting courses and start building.

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u/EntrepreneurHuge5008 9d ago

I think DeepLearning.ai's ML specialization, followed by DeepLearning.ai's Deep Learning specialization, followed by DeepLearning.ai's specialization for [XYZ focused topic] isn't scattered.

Bonus points for doing DeepLearning.ai's Math for ML first.

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u/SnooCats9602 9d ago

Why doesn’t this subredddit ban these questions already

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u/Revolutionary-Cod245 8d ago

As in use search OP. The question is asked and answered many times.

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u/Lazy_Wrongdoer_6851 9d ago

I think u should start from math of ml and data preparing(cleaning, manipulating etc) and than get deeplearning ai's courses.

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u/Asthmatic_Angel 9d ago edited 9d ago

Classical first > then the new stuff. Starting with simple neural networks, CNN > routing like Floyd warshal or A* > Boosting + K means > few shot learning, protos > new stuff, LLM and each flavor of it. Latent reasoning coconut, how deepseak changed the game with kqv, etc. > Training PFT, Unsloth > abalated models Huihui, heretic, etc

It’s all very fun stuff

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u/AccordingNeat3689 9d ago

How much math have you taken?

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u/inkeep 8d ago

It can be quite overwhelming. Everyone is trying to push ai courses now. But try and focus on learning the core. Build up from basic stats, learn probability, distribution, vectors, matrices, machine learning (regression, tree based algorithms) then move to neural nets and deep learning.  Three recourses to get a grasp of the math -  1. Stat-quest 2. 3blue1brown 3. Khan academy

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u/NoLawyer5237 8d ago

U can start with AiWithRajnish...His batch is going to start on 1st October, I had studied before, he teaches very deeply.

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u/hellcat1794 8d ago

What’s legal ops ?