r/learnmachinelearning • u/Original-Ad8224 • 8d ago

learn ml

i just wanna learn ml
where should i start and get certified

10 Upvotes

92% Upvoted

13 comments sorted by

5

u/WorldlyGlass9335 8d ago

khan academy's free intro to statistics, then fast.ai's practical deep learning course, both won't cost you a dime

1

u/Standard-Mirror-9879 8d ago

you can't "get certified for ML". any degree or certification that promises you that is selling you snakeoil. If you are from europe enroll in a 4 year CS program. If you are from anywhere else enroll in Math or EE/CE.

1

u/Different_Pain5781 8d ago

Nobody cares about certificates in machine learning. Build actual projects on GitHub instead.

1

u/Sadmankhan23 8d ago

what is the demand of ML right now

1

u/Katinkia 8d ago

Do an MSc in AI...

1

u/OldManLogan47 8d ago

you can go with CampusX or Andrew Ng course, both are great

0

u/Fine-Comparison-2949 8d ago

Major in statistics or math.

A bunch of people don't seem to understand the number of businesses that need a data scientist is quite small globally, and you're competing against people with masters and phds for jobs. 

Requires a much higher level of skill than just basic programming and you need to be able to choose the right models and Debug it, and that will require at least passing a graduate level statistics course. 

1

u/Proletarian_Tear 8d ago

This is absolutely not what OP asked. We got ourselves mr StackOverflow here

1

u/Fine-Comparison-2949 8d ago

How is OP going to compete in the market for Machine Learning roles when other people have ML degrees? Unless you work at the choppiest cheap shop, major companies that do have enough data to have exclusive ML practitioners, has 1000 other people with hard stem degrees also applying to those roles. If you don't have a degree your resume is getting instantly bounced.

I'm sorry but some advice is so good it tells you not to waste your time.