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ML is a sub field of CS, in practice. You don’t need a professional license to do math. Lots of computer scientists to harder and more interesting mathematics
by ke88y 3y ago
ML is a sub field of CS, in practice.
You don’t need a professional license to do math. Lots of computer scientists to harder and more interesting mathematics than their peers in the math dept. In that respect at least, the main substantive difference between the fields is about $40k/yr.
- uoaei 3y ago> ML is a sub field of CS, in practice. You're just stating things without justifying them. What else would you consider a subfield of CS? Finance? Accounting? Logistics? UI design? What is or isn't a subfield of a given science has nothing to do with the professional qualifications of those who practice it or how the tools may be implemented. We don't call pharmaceuticals "a subfield of robotics" because of how the factories are built.
- ke88y 3y agoAgain, this is such a weird game to play with words. I'm not sure what else to say.