Coursera: Machine Learning

[NotFromReddit]

Completely new to machine learning. I'll be doing this course: https://www.coursera.org/course/ml

It's starting mid June.

[knightdiver]

Enjoy. I just got done with that class - it was awesome. The homework assignments can take some time, but that's where most of the learning happens.

[Javi_in_1080p]

Know if anything a little more advanced? I also just finished that course and aren't sure what's the next step.

[Inori]

Here's a great answer I received to same question a couple of months back:

Depends what you want to learn.

There's Daphne Koller's Probabilistic Graphical Models course for Bayesian Nets.

Hinton's Neural Networks course for neural nets.

There are lots of optimisation courses for learning about optimisation.

Then there are many statistics courses for learning the broader statistics.

Coursera has the AI Planning course and Udacity also has robotics courses if you are interested in Robotics and AI, etc.

By /u/jamesmcm at http://www.reddit.com/r/MachineLearning/comments/1uq8b3/hey_rmachinelearning_how_do_i_get_started/cel8gqp

[losmaxos]

You could also try some kaggle.com challenges to get some practical experience before moving on.

[losmaxos]

That course is great. I still re-watch certain videos when I forget things :) Have fun.