Kaggle Learn is Kaggle's free set of short, hands-on micro-courses in data science and machine learning, covering topics such as Python, pandas, and intro ML, with exercises run in Kaggle notebooks.

Commenters point to it as a decent, hands-on starting list for beginners who want to learn machine learning by practicing.

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1. Recommendsmissing_7r/learnmachinelearning2022in “How long does it take to learn enough machine learning to participate in Kaggle competition? From knowing nothing to begineer competion in Kaggle”▲ 3

   Assuming your goal is to just get your hands dirty and learn through practice, it doesn't take much. Kaggle has their own learning list that's decent for beginners: https://www.kaggle.com/learn I'm a fan of DataCamp, a site focused on data science and machine learning. They have career specific…

2. Recommendsjpriest893r/learnmachinelearning2019in “Is Andrew Ng's Coursera course still the best starting place for beginners?”▲ 1

   Hello! I believe it is a good place to start. I definitely recommend the options provided by www.fast.ai and www.kaggle.com for a more hands on approach. Since you want to get involved with ML as a past time activity then learning by doing will be more beneficial for you I suppose!

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