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Ola Sk
Ola Sk

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Review: Mathematics for Machine Learning @ Coursera. Linear Algebra; Multivariate Calculus; PCA.

I recently was doing the Mathematics for Machine Learning specialization on Coursera, which consists of 3 courses. I was always trying to get deeper into Calculus, Algebra, but I was never satisfied with the quality of different materials I stumbled upon in the past and never really went with my studies far. But then this series of courses happened and I was never more motivated to learn those concepts. I enjoyed it so much. It lies a quite solid mathematical foundation under concepts of Machine Learning. Every bit of the course is applied instantly into practical settings and there are plenty of exercises in Python. I didn't know Python much before, but I programmed in C++ and a bit in JS. I studied it in the meantime. W/o that my interest in Machine Learning was merely learning some high-level functions w/o any knowledge about underlying math and statistics involved. I'm glad I got a deeper grasp of the inner workings and I want to recommend this series of courses to everyone who starts studying Machine Learning.

Cheers.

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Nijeesh Joshy

can you share the course link please ?

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Ola Sk • Edited

Yes, sure. I've just updated the article with the link for the specialization. Let me know if you also liked it.

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