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>What's the most important is an intuition what method will help the most in your situation. A PhD doesn't teach you a method, it teaches you this. That intui
by searine 10y ago
>What's the most important is an intuition what method will help the most in your situation.
A PhD doesn't teach you a method, it teaches you this.
That intuition comes from years of specialized training that no crash-course or bootcamp can teach.
- kozikow 10y ago"deep learning bootcamp" wouldn't be sufficient. On the other hand, training deep learning models was very different world two years ago. From a few examples in the field I know of, someone reasonably talented with decent math fundamentals can catch up with the state of the art in 6-12 months.
- searine 10y ago>someone reasonably talented with decent math fundamentals can catch up with the state of the art in 6-12 months. Being able to parrot what is known, is far far far different from being able to ask what comes next. I am talking about the training it takes to develop a critical and creative mind that can ask and answer novel questions.