An introductory machine learning course by Caltech professor Yaser Abu-Mostafa, covering the theory and fundamentals of learning from data. It is delivered as video lectures and is more mathematically oriented than many introductions.

Commenters point to it as a math-oriented introduction to ML that focuses on fundamentals, and one suggests it as a good complement to self-study alongside other material.

On Reddit (2)

1. RecommendsservedCrispr/MachineLearning2019in “[D] What do you know about the careers in Artificial Intelligence ?”▲ 2

   I think most of this was already answered in your previous post: **What exactly does a machine learning engineer do?** You seem interested in ML, and I'm assuming you're new or still learning about parts of the field. A good amount of the jobs prefer masters or higher (PhD), that's not to say that…

2. Recommendsthinksthoughtsr/MachineLearning2013in “Anyone else doing Andrew Ng's Coursera course on machine learning?”▲ 2

   To get a more math oriented introduction to ML I suggest going through the Caltech Machine learning youtube lectures.

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