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Everytime I read something like "learn ML" I think about learning some descendant of the ML programming language like OCaml, F# or Standard ML instead of machin
by hetzenmat 4y ago
Everytime I read something like "learn ML" I think about learning some descendant of the ML programming language like OCaml, F# or Standard ML instead of machine learning.
- number6 4y agoNot sure if you are joking or not
- randomcatuser 4y agoActually quite common, depending on what community you hang out in! For example, in sales they use # of SQL (sales qualified leads)
- casion 4y agoWhether the parent is joking or not, I also see ML as ML (Meta Language) not ML (Machine Learning). I have zero exposure to machine learning, but am immersed in FP so...
- hourago 4y agoThis is a common problem. Acronyms are short but provide less information. Without the proper context it is difficult to know what do they refer to. In Wikipedia, your interpretation is the first result: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ML https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ML
- wawjgreen 4y agothat is exactly what i had thought. i think they should write (MLe)