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HateRedditCantQuitit t1_j29yn1r wrote

First, learn foundations. Linear algebra, vector calculus, probability, statistics. Try going through Kevin Murphy's books. They're relatively self contained. If you reach a dependency that they don't cover, pick up a textbook on it.

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import_social-wit t1_j2al0gn wrote

Fully agree with everything but Murphy’s book. I enjoy it as a reference, but it’s a poor initial introduction to ML as I found it needs some external “structure” to link ideas across chapters.

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