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Edit: previous title was "Leetcode for ML" or somesuch... I like the idea and might try some! But as a warning: leetcode is specifically aimed at prepping for
by sweezyjeezy 2y ago
Edit: previous title was "Leetcode for ML" or somesuch...
I like the idea and might try some! But as a warning: leetcode is specifically aimed at prepping for interviews, and I've never seen questions like these in an interview (I'm somewhere between an MLE and ML researcher FWIW). The most common kinds of ML-specific things in my experience are:
- ML system design (basically everyone does this)
- ML knowledge questions ("explain ADAM etc.")
- probability + statistics knowledge
- ML problem solving in a notebook (quite rare, but some do it)
- mchab 2y agoProbably should have titled it something else, I made it more as a learning platform for people to get better at ml by implementing algorithms from scratch. I’m currently a data scientist but wanted to become a machine learning researcher or engineer and I thought these types of questions would help
- iknownthing 2y agoI saw the k-means one a couple times