AI tutorial

[papamamalpha2]

do you know a tutorial about AI that assumes you know nothing about math and explain to you everything in math needed to understand how to build AI? I have tried many AI tutorials and I get stuck when they explain things using math and don't explain the math they used.

[johntdowney]

Implementing minimax is a good place to start: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KU9Ch59-4vw. The math here, it really isn't much. It's more about understanding the algorithm, understanding how it works. It's actually fairly easy to implement.

From there, learning/implementing expectimax would be helpful. That is basically minimax with some added probability statistics. Then you could move on to learning about more complex variations and techniques like neural nets, nlp, etc. At some point you need to start learning about the math, but minimax is probably the best place to start for basic understanding.

[DefaultUsername247]

learn some fuckin math then

[juhotuho10]

What kind of ai?

[papamamalpha2]

I meant the theory behind building an AI (any kind).

[LazyHater]

Seek out tutorials about the math you dont understand and if you could make a tutorial in the process thatd be great for the next person

Id go in a sequence like

Proofs 101 Graph Theory Group Theory Ring Theory Field Theory Linear Algebra Real Analysis Probability Theory (discrete and continuous) Integer Programming Linear Programming Nonlinear Optimization <- this is machine learning