A YouTube video series by Grant Sanderson (3Blue1Brown) giving visual, intuition-first explanations of linear algebra and calculus. The series covers vectors, matrices, linear transformations, derivatives, and integrals.

Commenters point to it as an accessible visual foundation for the math behind machine learning, with one telling a learner to watch every video.

On Reddit (2)

1. Strongly recommendsSigmaballlsr/learnmachinelearning2020in “I feel so behind on ML”▲ 0

   First relearn a heap of fucking math. Math math math, Linear algebra, calculus, matrices, vectors, scalars, functions, probability etc. Use Khan academy or something. Check out 3bluebrown and watch every video that he's made. Keep learning the maths until you can properly understand a complex…

2. RecommendsAmanul1r/learnmachinelearning2020in “I created a learning plan for ML beginners, and want to share it and expand it further.”▲ 5

   Personally, I took a few academic courses on calculus and linear algebra during hs in a nearby collage, and during the last year I watched lectures on various math courses via MIT OCW (which is amazing btw). DL does require a good background in math which is almost never provided by school, and in…

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