How to become very good at Machine Learning[Storytime Saturdays]
This was the process I used to learn ML.
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I got something super awesome to tell y’all,
Medium has a list of the people they consider their top writers. These lists are tracked by topic. I’ve been on their official top writers list for AI, Technology, Business, and Education for a while. Yesterday, I cracked their top 5 writers for AI. I’m also ranked number 6 when it comes to articles on Technology and number 10 for education. My content has seen explosive growth over the last 2-3 months, and a large part has been all of you. All the feedback you’ve shared has helped me improve my content. And many of you share my emails multiple times a day (and go back to older posts). All of this has helped me a lot.
To celebrate this, I have a special post for you. I’m going to talk about the approach that I used to master difficult Machine Learning ideas and concepts on my own, without a Master’s Degree or without paying for expensive boot camps/courses. I did it using the free resources available on the internet. Even if you’re someone who hates ML with every fiber of their being, read on. This system for learning things will be useful to you to master your chosen domain.
And no I’m not going to tell you to go Kaggle/or do some generic personal projects. I have something that will help you build a much more comprehensive insight into the topics behind Machine Learning.
Are you ready to get into it? This is an approach that a lot of the people that have reached out to me for mentorship have benefitted from.
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