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Thanks for the feedback, Andrew! This guide is designed mostly for those who already know what problems they want to solve, but don't know how to start or wher
by hrant25 10y ago
Thanks for the feedback, Andrew!
This guide is designed mostly for those who already know what problems they want to solve, but don't know how to start or where to look for high quality and up-to-date educational resources. Also this is designed for those who want to do research in this area and just want to develop better shovels (that was me 2 years ago).
Regarding datasets, each course we suggest in the guide has its own way of dealing with datasets. Most of them teach how to work with MNIST, which is pretty good for many purposes.
I agree that another guide on datasets could be useful for some people.
- AndrewKemendo 10y agoYes, thank you for the resources and my comment is not an indictment on your page as I think it's well organized. Moreso I'm commenting broadly on the recurrence of similar guides and how they are generally not accessible to people with no exposure to ML. All the best.