When I need to learn something, the first source I visit is YouTube. There is a great number of useful videos and channels.
Speaking about machine learning and AI, I can suggest checking the following channels:
- Understanding Machine Learning - Shai Ben-David
- Machine Learning Recipes with Josh Gordon
- Machine Learning at Berkeley
- Machine Learning TV
I hope you will find them helpful.
Topic: Machine Learning (Read 76 times)
I don't trust Wikipedia anymore.
Wikipedia is often good for ideas. Then check them out elsewhere, to see if they are right this time. Note that they are right in lots of stuff that is common knowledge. They have to be, or people would stop using them. Personally, I won't donate to them.
I don't trust Wikipedia anymore.
Yes i go through Wikipedia. I get only 40 percent information about machine learning. As I am working on my project, so i need full detailed information from any good resourceful website.
Did you check their references? Wikipedia is my go-to site for research, but after years using it I started to check them also, and the information you find there and following the links within the text is usually huge.
But again, I never wrote a thesis, so I'm playing it by ear here...
I still don't know the first thing about it. I do want to learn it in the near future though.
I can't lookup the links to the courses, as the wifi I'm using blocks access to The Pirate Bay. But you can search "machine learning" in there, or you can go to Udemy.com and get the courses to watch online.
However, if I understand your post, you don't want to actually learn AI or ML, but you're looking for information about them. To the best of my (very limited) knowledge, you will get the best quality information on Wikipedia.
I can't lookup the links to the courses, as the wifi I'm using blocks access to The Pirate Bay. But you can search "machine learning" in there, or you can go to Udemy.com and get the courses to watch online.
However, if I understand your post, you don't want to actually learn AI or ML, but you're looking for information about them. To the best of my (very limited) knowledge, you will get the best quality information on Wikipedia.
Yes i go through Wikipedia. I get only 40 percent information about machine learning. As I am working on my project, so i need full detailed information from any good resourceful website.
I still don't know the first thing about it. I do want to learn it in the near future though.
I can't lookup the links to the courses, as the wifi I'm using blocks access to The Pirate Bay. But you can search "machine learning" in there, or you can go to Udemy.com and get the courses to watch online.
However, if I understand your post, you don't want to actually learn AI or ML, but you're looking for information about them. To the best of my (very limited) knowledge, you will get the best quality information on Wikipedia.
I can't lookup the links to the courses, as the wifi I'm using blocks access to The Pirate Bay. But you can search "machine learning" in there, or you can go to Udemy.com and get the courses to watch online.
However, if I understand your post, you don't want to actually learn AI or ML, but you're looking for information about them. To the best of my (very limited) knowledge, you will get the best quality information on Wikipedia.
As far as I know, machine learning is part of artificial intelligence. The best source I can think of is Wikipedia. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Artificial_intelligence
I have downloaded a number of courses on AI from The Pirate Bay (if you use it, beware of malware!), But I haven't followed them yet. In any case, the page I linked above seems very thorough. Take a look at it, and follow its sources. That should give you plenty to write about.
I have downloaded a number of courses on AI from The Pirate Bay (if you use it, beware of malware!), But I haven't followed them yet. In any case, the page I linked above seems very thorough. Take a look at it, and follow its sources. That should give you plenty to write about.
Ok, thanks!! but for machine learning please send me some useful sources also!! Like some machine learning applications and some technology used in this process?
As far as I know, machine learning is part of artificial intelligence. The best source I can think of is Wikipedia. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Artificial_intelligence
I have downloaded a number of courses on AI from The Pirate Bay (if you use it, beware of malware!), But I haven't followed them yet. In any case, the page I linked above seems very thorough. Take a look at it, and follow its sources. That should give you plenty to write about.
I have downloaded a number of courses on AI from The Pirate Bay (if you use it, beware of malware!), But I haven't followed them yet. In any case, the page I linked above seems very thorough. Take a look at it, and follow its sources. That should give you plenty to write about.
Hi guys, can you help me to provide me some resources for my project like ones is how machine learning related to AI? I have to write thesis on this. please provide me some useful resources on this?
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