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If you know linear algebra, machine learning is not much further to go. You can understand pretty much all the models by looking under the hood at the math. At
by edraferi 9y ago
If you know linear algebra, machine learning is not much further to go. You can understand pretty much all the models by looking under the hood at the math.
At that point it’s just experience to learn the rules of thumb that guide practical implementations.
- vvanders 9y agoThat was my experience building a simple morse code decoder. Actually spent more time fighting the spectograph resolution than the ML part. I also learned real quick that I don't want to do ML. It's all about data generation/sanitation/management which just doesn't click for me.