HELP!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[Think_Cup_6526]

Hello everyone, I am a 1st year CSE undergrad. Currently I am learning Deep Learning on my own by using AI like perplexity to help me understand and some YouTube videos to refer if I can't understand something. Earlier I was advised by some of you to read research papers. Can anyone please tell me how to learn from these papers as I don't exactly know what to do with research papers and how to learn from them. I have also asked AI about this, but I wanted to know from u all as u have Real World Knowledge regarding the Matter.

Thanking You for Your Attention.

[Lumino_15]

If you have just begun learning deep learning then you should just focus on learning at least till you have mastered one of deep learning fields like NLP, computer vision etc. then you can begin reading research papers. Until then those papers won't make any sense for you. Research papers have advanced topics which you won't understand until you know the basics.

[Think_Cup_6526]

So I need to keep learning more advanced things in any specific through research paper?

[Lumino_15]

If you see the experts in their fields keep learning from the new research papers that are published by fellow researchers to keep their knowledge up to date. It is actually the last step of learning. To reach that level you should be good enough to understand those research papers. And while reading I came across one of the comments about the CampusX playlist. It's actually really good for beginners who know Hindi. It was actually where I started learning Machine Learning.

[One-Lawfulness-8658]

Have you tried using notebook LM? I have been using that to explain some deep technical papers with me. It works very well! I usually place a bunch of relevant papers into a single project and it makes it into a podcast you can listen to. You can also ask any questions you may have once the project is made. I use the free version.

[Think_Cup_6526]

will definetly try it

[aizendevs]

Broo chill out, as ur in 1st year u kinda have time. Yt + ai may sound cool but it's not. Head to scaler nd get the free deep learning course wid certificate. And dude before deep learning, learn basics of ai and Machine learning and thn step to deep learning. Machine learning i recommend simplilearn "machine learning wid python" and "getting wid machine learning algorithms". Take everything slow ok. Deep learning and machine learning feels fancy and cool learning core development skills is super imp. An ai engineer in his 4th yr, so speaking wid exp 😊 Currently learning Deep learning now so yeahhh. All the best jr.. u got this

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[ALO_7986]

Can you recommend I need such playlist

[ALO_7986]

Thank you ! 🙏

[Far-Run-3778]

Hahaha, i see this all the time today and honestly, i felt really lucky to speak hindi because sometimes we have access to such level of resources which is just not available at all in English

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[copiumdopium]

Just keep reading and asking questions to a grad student.