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Likewise, ml-class.com is currently being offered and covers some of the material under discussion.

• DavidChouinard 15y ago
  There's quite a substantial difference between ml-class.com and the equivalent CS 229 (Machine Learning). The former is much dumbed down, but still informative. This link gives you access to the current (2011) lecture as it's being taught, if you're interested: http://171.64.93.201/ClassX/system/users/web/pg/view_subject.php?subject=CS229_FALL_2011_2012 http://171.64.93.201/ClassX/system/users/web/pg/view_subject...
  • wanorris 15y ago
    Thanks! The only links I had seen to the full CS 229 lectures to date were from a previous instance, and they were incomplete. So far I've enjoyed CS 229A (ml-class.com) even if it has glided over a fair bit of the math, but I do want to spend time drilling down into the foundations more to make sure I know exactly why it all works the way it does and what kind of inference is valid to take from the results.
  • webspiderus 15y ago
    so, is ml-class.com then more comparable to the CS 229A class that is being offered this year? I'm taking the latter, and was wondering how similar the two are.
    • wanorris 15y ago
      It's referred to in the materials as 229A, so yes.