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Introduction to Linear Algebra for Applied Machine Learning with Python

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Re: Introduction to Linear Algebra for Applied Machine Learning with Python

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Is there a website that anyone knows of for these types of open-source curriculums? Feel like it would be nice to have a place where people could post these and you could reference them when you wanted to learn something in the correct order and with the best resources.

Re: Introduction to Linear Algebra for Applied Machine Learning with Python

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Linear algebra: Everything is happy lad-dee-dah for x and y. The moment we go into matrices I go downhill from there. I saw a very cool youtube on Tesla Dojo and machine learning. I recommend.

One of the fun things about linear algebra is that you’re working with lots of simple equations all at once. It’s like moving from single variable calculus to multi-variable calculus. You realize that the additional complexity was there all the time, and you were just studying a special, restricted case before.

Re: Introduction to Linear Algebra for Applied Machine Learning with Python

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Linear algebra: Everything is happy lad-dee-dah for x and y. The moment we go into matrices I go downhill from there. I saw a very cool youtube on Tesla Dojo and machine learning. I recommend.

One of the fun things about linear algebra is that you’re working with lots of simple equations all at once. It’s like moving from single variable calculus to multi-variable calculus. You realize that the additional complexity was there all the time, and you were just studying a special, restricted case before.

Yes, and it's super useful. The first times you find yourself working with several equations and you 'just' put that into a matrix form and solve that system is an amazing feeling of 'truth' having been hiding in plain sight.
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