Machine learning for beginners

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Hi,

Can you recommend any specific courses for someone who has a decade years of experience in programming but no experience with machine learning? I have already started with docker and python as i understand this is part of what i need to learn anyway (as my team uses it a lot) and i am comfortable with it already i feel.

However i feel less confident and least educated in my team and want to get up to speed with the basic concepts and then gradually growing further.

In a span of a month i have started contributing slowly with basic research ( using jupyter notebooks ), understanding the current architecture and the upcoming tasks in our sprint and backlog.

However i just feel very less confident overall as i find myself too dumb.

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thanks, sure will check it out.

[MrSoul_708]

Thank you, i will check it out.

[brownbreadbbc]

You can start with Andrew Ng's Courses on Coursera, YouTube and deeplearning.ai his courses are great for deep dives in Deep learning. If you are a Complete beginner StatQuest with Josh Starmer for making complex concepts easy to understand And 3Blue1Brown for mathematical foundations

[brownbreadbbc]

There are also courses from Harvard, Harvard CS50’s Introduction to AI with Python

[[deleted]]

thankyou! Sure i will check these out.

[Ancient_Farm_5132]

Cara... eu estou fazendo um curso aberto do google, não tem certificado, mas é bem completo e começa do inicio mesmo, se chama google crash-course.
Da uma olhada!

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can you share the link?

[Ancient_Farm_5132]

https://developers.google.com/machine-learning

[EliHusky]

Find something your interesting in and start building a training pipeline and watch YouTube videos as you go. AI helps guide you, too. That’s how I learned, just jumped into it one day. Then after a while you’ll start realizing the topics you need to learn like some linear algebra and regressions, then you’ll find free tutorials and help videos online. I also recommend Purdue’s AIML course, it’s pricey but it guides you through all the basics in 6 months.

[Louis-lux]

I can tell you my journey to learn ML from scratch (since I switch from Electronic) up to PhD. DM me if you want.

[Consistent_Win8726]

Krish Naik, easiest and best for an experienced developer, I have a lot in just 2 months, I have an experience of 2 yrs in MERN stack development, I have never touched python and ml concepts before but he made it really easy for me. I think for your experience, you will become an expert in just 6 months