> Everyone learns by practice, but that applies to math just as well as programming. If you don't practice it, you won't learn it. I don't see machine learning

> Everyone learns by practice, but that applies to math just as well as programming. If you don't practice it, you won't learn it. I don't see machine learning as a theoretical field of math, I see machine learning as a set of tools. To me computers are the tool you use to practice math, and you don't really need to use mathematical notation anymore, unless you really dive into a very abstract subject. ML consists of applied methods. I don't think people want to learn the theory of machine learning, they just want to know the methods that works now, and maybe dive into more complex stuff later.