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To understand ML you'll at least need a good understanding of vector differential calculus and linear algebra. There are many free ressources available for lea
by tgflynn 11y ago
To understand ML you'll at least need a good understanding of vector differential calculus and linear algebra. There are many free ressources available for learning math today, MOOC's, free textbooks, etc. but if you were studying this in college it would amount to at least 2 semesters of courses that many people find quite challenging. So while you can probably learn this on your own it will likely require quite a significant time commitment as well as strong self-discipline.
You may be able to make some use of existing ML models and libraries without a deep understanding of the methods however.
- e19293001 11y ago> it will likely require quite a significant time commitment as well as strong self-discipline. Just get a textbook that appeals to you and spend most of your time reading it and focus. If it does not work, get another textbook that appeals to you and spend most of your time reading it and focus. If it does not work, get another get another textbook that appeals to you and . . . Really. Spending time studying a textbook is what you need. In the end, you'll realize how you become mathematically mature.