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My first job after university actually was a ML/data science job at a smaller company. The interesting / challenging part was actually understanding the problem
by turing_complete 6y ago
My first job after university actually was a ML/data science job at a smaller company. The interesting / challenging part was actually understanding the problem domain and how we could actually leverage data, the technical and algorithmical challenges were, for the most part, pretty easy. It was mostly data wrangling and importing some classifier or regressor from scikit-learn.
Of course, there are also super interesting and technically challenging jobs in ML out there.
- tobmlt 6y agoYeah, maybe something with differential geometry and ML would be fun. I’ve also built a system for composing relations and generating gradients from a computational graph...(for CAD design generation) Maybe I should look at working on a framework project. Whatever the theano folks are doing nowadays - or the like.