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Trying to grasp meme-learning (machine learning) better. Other math concepts related to meme-learning are welcome as well.

Thanks for sharing your best book titles frens

>> No.10009976

>>10009972
What's your math background?

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>>10009976
I had some classes on data science concepts like decision trees , probability, regression. In high school we had like 4 hours of math :/

at the moment im learning linear algebra from MIT opencourseware :)

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Axler to supplement a less rigorous computational course geared towards engineers.

>> No.10010315

>>10010236
Not OP but the Preface already looks promising.
>Axler to supplement a less rigorous computational course geared towards engineers.
Exactly what my intro course is like, thanks.

>> No.10010379

>>10009972
https://mml-book.github.io/
A book specifically designed to teach math for machine learning. Not sure how finished it is though ATM.

>> No.10012256

>>10009972
https://4chan-science.wikia.com/wiki/Mathematics#Calculus
https://4chan-science.wikia.com/wiki/Mathematics#Linear_Algebra
https://4chan-science.wikia.com/wiki/Mathematics#Advanced_Calculus
https://4chan-science.wikia.com/wiki/Mathematics#Probability_and_Randomness
https://4chan-science.wikia.com/wiki/Computer_Science_and_Engineering#Numerical_Analysis_and_Methods
https://4chan-science.wikia.com/wiki/Computer_Science_and_Engineering#Information_Theory_and_Coding_Theory
https://4chan-science.wikia.com/wiki/Computer_Science_and_Engineering#Advanced_Algorithms_and_Mathematical_Optimization

>> No.10012274

>>10012256
Based.

>> No.10012279

>>10010315
I don't know about you, but he's trolling.

>> No.10012285

>>10009972
>meme-learning(machin..
Why do invalids feel the need to annotate?

>> No.10012453

>Calculus
If you´re a brainlet: Stewart
If you're not a brainlet: Apostol, Courant or Spivak

>Linear Algebra
If you're a brainlet: Axler
if you're not a brainlet: Hoffman and Kunze

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>>10012279
I hate every single one of you. Every book and author is a meme

>> No.10012515

>>10009972
can't say if it's the best, but gilbert strang's books on both subject are really good.

>> No.10012517

>>10012494
Your post is meme, don't listen.

>> No.10012518

>>10012494
You just got double trolled

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>>10012517
>>10012518
I am just going to read every linear algebra book that has been written. Then I can't lose.

>> No.10012606

>>10010379
>>10012256
>>10012453
>>10010236

OP here, Thanks for the recommendations frens

>> No.10012607

>>10012515
Oh yeah that's the guy from MIT right? His explanation on Linear Algebra is very enjoying to watch :)

>> No.10012697

MIT course better prepares you to use LA for real-world problems. Axler prepares you for more advanced math courses. So what to choose depends on what you need LA for. Both courses are great, but they are just different. Don't let the same name mislead you.