jorgeortiz85

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   by jorgeortiz85 19y ago

   Also, the notes assume a reasonable knowledge of probability theory and linear algebra. If you're unsure, you might do well to review those topics before approaching machine learning (or at least keep good references handy). (Edit: the link
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   by jorgeortiz85 19y ago

   Check out the lecture notes for CS229, Stanford's class on Machine Learning. The class has no textbook, so the notes are fairly comprehensive. (Though the math notation can get a bit intense...) http://www.stanford.edu/class/cs229/material
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   by jorgeortiz85 19y ago

   Doesn't work at all on Camino 1.5 Unusably slow on Safari 3.0.3 on my PowerBook G4.
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   by jorgeortiz85 19y ago

   Don't confuse a language with its implementation