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I would like to learn more about the techniques used here. Can anyone recommend some books, or online materials but I generally find those worse. I have a moder
by serge2k 11y ago
I would like to learn more about the techniques used here. Can anyone recommend some books, or online materials but I generally find those worse. I have a moderately strong math background (undergraduate degree with double major in CS/Math).
- fizixer 11y agosomeone posted this comment in another thread [1]. (Also read the two parent comments of that comment). Essentially read and do exercises of ISLR (Intro to Statistical Learning, with applications in R). Will both give you a strong base, and increase your job prospects (according to the comment). [1] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=11286980 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=11286980 P.S: my personal opinion. For every R language exercise in that book, try to do a similar exercise in Python. If you don't know Python, learn it. (you'll thank me later).