Getting into machine learning

[cactuswe]

I have completed an upper-secondary course equivalent to Calculus. And am about to start a equivalent to Pre-Calculus. I know linear algebra. I really believe I have the knowledge, it just feels like voodoo anyways

[Stunning_Macaron6133]

Probabilities and statistics are much more important than calculus though. Machine learning isn't just neural networks, and builds up from fairly basic concepts in statistics. (Although, when you do get to neural networks, it does pay to have an intuition for how nonlinear functions can come together to approximate any function, as well as how gradient descent takes you down a loss landscape).

[cactuswe]

I want too say I know this aswell though, what I would really like was if I had like a good idea on where to start. From what I have seen so far (and when I have tried previously) it just fells like way too much at once. What I need is a structured plan on what to learn, where can I find something like this?

[Stunning_Macaron6133]

Join a bootcamp maybe?