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I'm from a physics background, and I am pretty confident that Linear Algebra is sufficient. Please know variational calculus, as well. You'd think you need a bu
by jayajay 11y ago
I'm from a physics background, and I am pretty confident that Linear Algebra is sufficient. Please know variational calculus, as well. You'd think you need a bunch of statistics, but I think highly specific statistics is unnecessary as long as you have a decent understanding.
- jayajay 11y agoActually, I would recommend focusing on Linear Algebra before you delve into Matrix Algebra. Some universities offer courses on Matrix manipulation, which is too superficial. Learn vector spaces, basis, orthogonality, operators, transformations, inner products, tensors, etc. and you'll have a leg up on many machine learning scientists lmao.