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I find this stuff fascinating. I would love to study this formally but I only have a finance degree. What do people study to pursue this at a graduate level? Ma
by Nicholas_C 12y ago
I find this stuff fascinating. I would love to study this formally but I only have a finance degree. What do people study to pursue this at a graduate level? Math/Comp Science?
- iandanforth 12y agoFrom Hinton's course on coursera: Recommended Background Programming proficiency in Matlab, Octave or Python. Enough knowledge of calculus to be able to differentiate simple functions. Enough knowledge of linear algebra to understand simple equations involving vectors and matrices. Enough knowledge of probability theory to understand what a probability density is. https://www.coursera.org/course/neuralnets https://www.coursera.org/course/neuralnets
- ma2rten 12y agoNormally Computer Science, certainly not Math. My university had a separate graduate program for Artificial Intelligence. Maybe also Neuroscience or Psychology, but they usually use other kinds of neural network models, which are more biologically plausible.
- Houshalter 12y agohttp://www.metacademy.org/ http://www.metacademy.org/ is a great tool that shows you all the prerequisites of a concept. As well as those concepts prerequisites and so on, and where you can go to learn them.