gbolly1151:
Few weeks ago,i pick up deep learning and it seem easy to me, please it is that easy or am getting it wrong?

So far,i have been able to understand

>>>weight
>>>perceptron
>>>activation function
>>>multi-perceptron
>>>feed forward
>>>back propagation
>>>loss (cost function)
>>>optimizer

Below is the link to my posts about what i have learnt so far

https://www.nairaland.com/5869408

With all these,it was easy to go back to ML and start picking the algorithm.

I have been able to build a model and tune the hyperparameter.

Is there still something am getting wrong,it seem easy than the hype

Nothing is difficult if you commit your mind to learning it. The last time I checked nobody said Artificial Intelligence is rocket science.

However, learning it is not enough but applying AI to automate and solve real world problems is were the focus lies not the hype.

Thanks

I hope this thread is still active.

Guys,

I just finished my machine learning course.

I learned regression and classification algorithms like SVM, Linear/logistic regression,Random forest, Decision Trees,k nearest neighbor, gradient boosting and co.

Also I learnt unsupervised learning too, and also cross validation,grid search and co.

I've also practiced on kaggle too.





Please, what next?

Graspad:
Guys,

I just finished my machine learning course.

I learned regression and classification algorithms like SVM, Linear/logistic regression,Random forest, Decision Trees,k nearest neighbor, gradient boosting and co.

Also I learnt unsupervised learning too, and also cross validation,grid search and co.

I've also practiced on kaggle too.





Please, what next?

I've also been thinking of building my own models from scratch with Python but I'm looking for a good book I can use.

Any recommendations

Guys,

I just finished my machine learning course.

I learned regression and classification algorithms like SVM, Linear/logistic regression,Random forest, Decision Trees,k nearest neighbor, gradient boosting and co.

Also I learnt unsupervised learning too, and also cross validation,grid search and co.

I've also practiced on kaggle too.





Please, what next?

Hi, what course (s) did you complete? Trying to have my head wrap up with all the technical jargons have been reading from the first thread post

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