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The 'Getting Started with ML Development' section is fairly poor here. Computer science fundamentals aren't always seen as being essential in engineering roles,
by mrkwse 6y ago
The 'Getting Started with ML Development' section is fairly poor here. Computer science fundamentals aren't always seen as being essential in engineering roles, but with ML at least a loose understanding of the underlying theory is crucial.
Just throwing whatever the current trend is at a problem isn't appropriate, and if you're dealing with deep neural networks, could be a really severe way to waste money depending on scale and the task.
- FillardMillmore 6y agoOut of curiosity, what computer science fundamentals do you think are necessary for ML that are missing in the article?
- srean 6y agoOut of curiosity what fundamentals that you think are necessary for ML are present in the article ? I could find none.