Need a study partner for ML

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Hi,

Hope you guys are doing well. I am reaching out to see if anyone would be interested in upskilling in ML and deep learning (along with python).

The idea is to revise basic ML topics and then move on to more complex topics such as NLP and Gen AI.

Please comment and I will reach out to you.

Thanks!

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Hi there! We don’t have the person for you, but I wanted to drop a few resources that I thought would be helpful for your learning journey.

  • Python for ML: Codecademy’s Python Course is an excellent tutorial for beginners.

  • ML Basics: Andrew Ng’s Machine Learning Course on Coursera is a classic. Also, Kaggle’s Machine Learning 101 is a great place to start.

  • Deep Learning: Stanford University’s Convolutional Neural Networks Course is an excellent course on convolutional neural networks. For a more hands-on approach, TensorFlow Tutorials are a great resource.

  • NLP: Stanford University’s Natural Language Processing with Deep Learning Course is a great course on natural language processing with deep learning. Also, NLTK and spaCy are excellent libraries for NLP tasks.

  • Gen AI: For a more general introduction to AI, MIT OpenCourseWare’s Artificial Intelligence Course is a great resource.

We don’t have all the links, but we hope this helps along the way! Keep going, keep learning, keep coding, we are always cheering you on!

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This is some fantastic idea, but I always believe in solo learning. Dont know why but I personally believe in this specific way of learning!

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that’s fair, to each his own. :slight_smile:

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Solo learning has a great meditative quality to it:) - especially when you have such a good guide like freeCodeCamp! Keep up the great work Adi!:slight_smile:

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Everybody learns in different ways. The miracle of life! :slight_smile: