Stanford's online machine learning course, the widely known introductory ML class taught by Andrew Ng, covering core supervised and unsupervised learning methods and the math behind them. It is offered as free online lectures.

Commenters describe it as a very good introductory online class for getting a clearer picture of machine learning after building the necessary math background.

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1. RecommendsAddMoreLayersr/learnmachinelearning2023in “Artificial Intelligence Research”

   AGI is a poorly/loosely defined concept and I don't think you'd find two researchers that would agree on its definition or the way to reach it. Also, their ideas on reaching it are in general very high level ideas that are interesting for setting the general direction of some subset of a research…

2. RecommendsCigs77r/learnprogramming2017in “There's gotta be more than procedural programming out there.”

   https://www.reddit.com/r/learnprogramming/comments/54wvam/best_resource_to_learn_python_for_data_science/ https://www.reddit.com/r/learnprogramming/comments/5hzjcb/im_a_data_scientist_who_transitioned_to_the_field/ There are also literally thousands of links on this sub to the…

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