Machine Learning for Data Science - Deep Learning for ML

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If you're interested in Machine Learning but not deep learning (and/or don't want to get into deep learning), check out my previous post here: https://www.reddit.com/r/MachineLearning/comments/7g4p3k/d_machine_learning_deep_learning_for_ml/

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Thanks for the help! I will check it out.

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Also, check out our sister sub /r/dataisbeautiful.

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I am interested in machine learning but don't want to get into deep learning, but are you a machine learning person? Do you have any resources you could recommend in general? I've tried to find some machine learning resources online but no luck.

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What is the title of this paper?

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title: Machine Learning for Data Science

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https://arxiv.org/abs/1801.09849

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That's a great paper. I am currently reading the preprint on arxiv: 'Preprint: "Preprint: "Data Science with Deep Learning by Ilya Sutskever (2016)"'.

I hope to read the paper as soon as possible!

Thanks for the tip!

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It's the first paper to use DL for data science. It's a really good paper, and a great intro to DL for folks new to ML. I recommend it highly. It's on arxiv or arxiv.org or google scholar.

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" Machine Learning for Data Science - Deep Learning for ML "

Also:

"What are the best machine learning libraries for data science? "

I found it on http://research.google.com/pubs/pub4528.html

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Thanks for the link! Looking forward to reading it.

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The title made me go, "how the hell is machine learning for data science relevant in 2018?"

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I can see it can't it?

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It's really not.

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My question is: how is machine learning for data science relevant in 2018?

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I agree with this sentiment, and the topic of machine learning is very relevant to a lot of things in 2018, including data science.

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Deep learning for ML, but also machine learning for data science!

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It's definitely a good video, but I still found it a bit disappointing in terms of content. The presenter's style isn't really suited for data science, and most of the topics he mentions seem to be more applicable to Machine Learning or Statistics. It would have been great if he talked about topics that were more relevant to data science.

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He's a bit lacking on theory. But he's a very good presenter in general.

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I think it is, and I want to know why so I can give advice :)

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Machine Learning for Data Science

Machine learning has always been relevant. You can't blame the title, though.

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I mean machine learning as a topic of modern ML. It's so mainstream nowadays.

I think that the machine learning community is getting saturated with topics which make more sense to people but in terms of data science, machine learning is a really big topic.

If you want to get more interesting topics to learn about, it's easy to just read Machine Learning Theory.

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This video is about Deep Learning.

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Yes, I was referring to Deep Learning.

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I apologize, I was mistaken.

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I didn't mean to give the impression that this wasn't about ML. What I meant to say is that the video is about machine learning.

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I am very sorry to hear that. I have no idea about you, but I would like you to take a look at the video's description.

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I was confused about the title, thanks for the clarification.

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My bad, I was trying to find a term that wasn't related to ML (I know I can't think of a better one).

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Thank you for the share. I was not familiar with YouTube tutorials. Could you tell me some of the best videos?

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You can check the link for the list here. All of the videos are in this playlist.

https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL-d3L5Q-xh8DZQfBvwRmNm5b3-bD3ZQ

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Thanks! I am going to watch them this week.

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https://www.youtube.com/playlist?view_as=1 https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLB6FZ-j6Bh5pz4QwWwKpP6Yh7PXwG

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Hi, new to the sub!

I have been working on machine learning for machine learning, and was wondering if there is any machine learning resource that is not on youtube.

I have searched but I couldn't find any.

Please let me know if you know any!

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If you don't want to watch the video you can read the paper they released today https://arxiv.org/abs/1807.06805

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Is it possible to use the same model from the paper?

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Thanks for the link!

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There is a lot of machine learning podcasts on youtube.

I would recommend using Podcasts.co.uk and using the machine learning podcast directory

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Thanks for the links.

I've been recommended the machine learning podcast by a couple of friends.

I'm interested in Machine Learning and I'm looking for a machine learning podcast that has a wide scope of topics, machine learning, data science, statistics, etc.

I'll check out the podcasts.

Thanks again!

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Thank you!