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I'm really enjoying his ML class on Coursera. Considering taking the deep learning series next. (And I work more than full time at a tech giant. It's working in

by hobls 9y ago

I'm really enjoying his ML class on Coursera. Considering taking the deep learning series next. (And I work more than full time at a tech giant. It's working into my schedule okay so far.)

davesque 9y ago
The deep learning series is great. It's a nice start. You'll just have to do a fair bit of extra legwork on your own if you want to be solid on the theory.
igravious 9y ago
I'm at the end of a PhD. Once I've this baby wrapped up I'm jumping on that course quicker than you can say "rise of the robots". I've heard only good things about it :)
- mamon 9y ago
  What is the domain of your PhD? If it's computer science or mathematics then you might find that ML class on Coursera too easy, way below your level of competence.
  - igravious 9y ago
    Philosophy / Humanities Computing
icc97 9y ago
Deep learning course is better as it uses more relevant tools. The ML course uses Matlab where as DL is in Python and Tensorflow. The ML course though is great as a precursor though.
navbaker 9y ago
Just finished the first four courses, didn’t realize the last course on RNNs isn’t live yet! Hoping he finishes it up soon, the other courses were superb.