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Machine learning, explained then built

StatQuest for the concepts, scikit-learn for the practice, 3Blue1Brown for the intuition, and Karpathy when you are ready to write the network yourself.

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You get your own copy — yours to change, and to take notes on.

Stage 1 · What the field actually is

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Two things worth reading before any modelling

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  1. 6Google's Machine Learning Crash Coursedevelopers.google.com
  2. 7Rules of Machine Learning — engineering practice, not mathsdevelopers.google.com

Stage 2 · Regression, classification, regularisation

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The library and the standard textbook

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  1. 17scikit-learn, getting startedscikit-learn.org
  2. 18Cross-validation, in the scikit-learn docsscikit-learn.org
  3. 19An Introduction to Statistical Learning (free PDF)statlearning.com

Stage 3 · Trees, ensembles, clustering, dimensions

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Practice on real data

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  1. 32Kaggle's Intro to Machine Learningkaggle.com
  2. 33MLU-Explain — visual explanations of the same ideasmlu-explain.github.io

Stage 4 · Neural networks, intuition then code

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Where to go when you want to train real things

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  1. 51Practical Deep Learning for Coders (fast.ai)course.fast.ai
  2. 52Dive into Deep Learning — free interactive bookd2l.ai
  3. 53A Recipe for Training Neural Networkskarpathy.github.io

Stage 5 · Long-form courses

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How to use this path

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  1. 62The honest prerequisite list
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