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Many online courses are useless. They will not get you anywhere.
But there are gems out there.
Here is a curated list that will help you build a machine learning career without paying a fortune in tuition fees. ↓
When applying to a Machine Learning role, these 6 skills will make you stand out:
1. Ability to handle data
2. Ability to tell the story of the data
3. Programming
4. Fundamentals of machine learning
5. Deep learning
6. MLOps
Let's break these down.
Beginners guide to start with machine learning.
What you need:
1. A programming language
2. A place to write and run code
3. A way to deal with data
4. A way to visualize results
5. A cool algorithm
6. An introductory course
7. A project to solve
Here are my recommendations.
Some things I suggest learning (not mastering) before jumping to a JS framework
- Basics (data types, functions, loops, etc)
- Basic DOM Manipulation
- Arrow Functions
- Some Array Methods (forEach, map, filter)
- Async JS & Fetch API
- ES Modules, Import/Export
- NPM Basics
A challenge in quantum computing is understanding when a problem is better suited for a quantum computer or a classical one. Today we present research on this question, with clues to how the answer changes with the availability of supporting data. https://t.co/dc1UnGIKoa
Deep neural networks have long been considered too complicated to understand from first principles — but new research from @ShoYaida, @danintheory, and @BorisHanin does just that, presenting a theoretical framework for deep learning.
Learn more:https://t.co/So05VoUNvN
6 keys to creating quality images needed for training your model:
✅ Lighting
✅ Background
✅ Field of View
✅ Exposure
✅ Depth of Field
✅ Color vs black and white
Learn more: https://t.co/lPDzSotY65 @DillonLaird@ivanzhouyq#MachineVision#ComputerVision#AI
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Biggest credit mistakes that I see people make, a thread:
1. Focusing on their credit “score” instead of their credit profile health. Two people with 720 credit scores and one can be denied credit for not having a strong enough credit profile.