What good free resources do you recommend to learn Machine Learning?

[Trader11]

And Andrew Ng charges money for his courses

 

[killing_my_dreams]

NLB e-resources got free udemy.

 

[fishbuff]

And Andrew Ng charges money for his courses

you are back from ban! welcome

https://www.youtube.com/c/ArtificialIntelligenceAllinOne

 

[Trader11]

you are back from ban! welcome

https://www.youtube.com/c/ArtificialIntelligenceAllinOne

Yea very disappointed with how this forum is heading.....Decided to learn more stuffs instead of bochap this Red Dot now

 

[Trader11]

you are back from ban! welcome

https://www.youtube.com/c/ArtificialIntelligenceAllinOne

Are there more hands-on exercises and labs? I can watch Andrew Ng lectures for free but no hands-on experience

 

[fishbuff]

Are there more hands-on exercises and labs? I can watch Andrew Ng lectures for free but no hands-on experience

Towardsdatascience and machinelearningmastery are my two fav

 

[fishbuff]

Yea very disappointed with how this forum is heading.....Decided to learn more stuffs instead of bochap this Red Dot now

Told you to migrate liao. You want to do phd or not?

 

[Trader11]

Told you to migrate liao. You want to do phd or not?

How to migrate to Melbourne?

 

[focus1974]

And Andrew Ng charges money for his courses

do IT software is very shack rite

constantly have to learn new skills...... to just be employed at the same level. The new skill is like going for a totally new intensive course again.. when u get old sibei shack..

IT hardware more relax... their tech evolved but they dont really relearn a lot of things.

other like doctors , surgeons , lawyers and accountants.. their skills is in the beginning.. but later on ..people value thier experience more and their track records build their reputation

 

[Trader11]

do IT software is very shack rite

constantly have to learn new skills...... to just be employed at the same level. The new skill is like going for a totally new intensive course again.. when u get old sibei shack..

IT hardware more relax... their tech evolved but they dont really relearn a lot of things.

other like doctors , surgeons , lawyers and accountants.. their skills is in the beginning.. but later on ..people value thier experience more and their track records build their reputation

Lol software earns more than hardware

 

[blasterlord2]

do IT software is very shack rite

constantly have to learn new skills...... to just be employed at the same level. The new skill is like going for a totally new intensive course again.. when u get old sibei shack..

IT hardware more relax... their tech evolved but they dont really relearn a lot of things.

other like doctors , surgeons , lawyers and accountants.. their skills is in the beginning.. but later on ..people value thier experience more and their track records build their reputation

Need to have passion lor. But not easy, because it changes so fast. If looking for monetary reward only then better don't do it. When young do still ok but when old, then need to think about family. But BBFA here no such problem!

 

[blasterlord2]

Lol software earns more than hardware

Actually barrier of entry in software is very low. You can take it up easily also means that many in India, Vietnam, China etc can do it easily, and much better than you too.

I can train a fresh grad to be proficient in machine learning in less than 6 months, that's how easy it is.

 

[focus1974]

Lol software earns more than hardware

This one I donno , i always think hardware and software eanrs almost the same on the same level.

Hardware is the universal layer across all industries.
Your Hardware skill in Telco can be applied to Finance to anywhere else as long as IT hardware and network is involved.

But your software skills most of the time is very specific to that industry and your experience in that industry might be discounted when you switch to another industry. example from Finance switch to Telco. the software used is vastly different. Even within the same industry, there's subset of SAP used here, Salesforce used there etc etc.

But your hardware and networking knowledge adn experience to support all those different programming languages, applications is almost universal.

 

[Trader11]

Actually barrier of entry in software is very low. You can take it up easily also means that many in India, Vietnam, China etc can do it easily, and much better than you too.

I can train a fresh grad to be proficient in machine learning in less than 6 months, that's how easy it is.

It's not zero sum....most software engineer teams are always under manpower. The question is whether this fresh grad will be good.

 

[blasterlord2]

It's not zero sum....most software engineer teams are always under manpower. The question is whether this fresh grad will be good.

Under manpower because Singapore restricts the number of foreigners here. If they open up, sinkies cannot compete.

 

[Zelda0704]

And Andrew Ng charges money for his courses

Don’t learn. Will get retrench welly soon
.
IT ish sunset industry
.
Learn how to becums Insurance agent instead

 

[DulanMax]

Got so many

MIT provide for free:

Undergrad level:
https://openlearninglibrary.mit.edu/courses/course-v1:MITx+6.036+1T2019/about
Grad level:
https://www.edx.org/course/machine-...D=c859166e030cf626c52b49d702d0a4ec&position=1