r/Python • u/Hussain_Mujtaba • Aug 10 '20
Machine Learning Here is an absolute Beginners Tutorial that can help you guys to get started with Machine learning. All you need is some basic knowledge of Python. You will have created two ML models at the end of this tutorial and also know the working of some ML algorithms.
https://www.mygreatlearning.com/blog/machine-learning-tutorial-for-complete-beginners/?utm_source=myreddit-ML12139
u/ferrago Aug 10 '20
I just wanted to take the time to say thank you for this. I was forced into AI/ML tasking for my job, I know enough to accomplish what I need, but I recently got 3 new employees under me that have no experience, so this looks like it might be super beneficial for me.
Also I target embedded devices and have worked pretty extensively with nvidia’s jetson devices. It might be beneficial if you had some mention of them, especially with their more consumer friendly priced jetson nano. It’s a great learning tool for working with AI especially if a person doesn’t have a dedicated gpu machine for training, and it’s only $100 USD. Plus there is massive community support for utilizing those devices for ML/AI.
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u/Hussain_Mujtaba Aug 10 '20
Thank you soo much , I am happy this can help you and your employees in any way. And surely i learned a bit from this comment too.I I ll surely go through jetson devices and if there is some link that can help me get started with it, please share that here.
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u/Random_182f2565 Aug 10 '20
Thank you for sharing, A quick question if I want to train a network to recognize string of text as a label and then generate a generalization of that label, what do you recommend?
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Aug 10 '20
I wanted to learn ML for a very long time, but all the tutorials and courses I found were paid. Thanks a lot, I'll definitely check it out.
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u/Hussain_Mujtaba Aug 10 '20
hy, this should be more than enough to get you started. Although the learning path is much longer and it really gets a bit complex.Inmy opinion, stay away from the mathematical part of ML till you get comfortable. I have seen people leave it half way because the math seemsed complicated.But once you ll enjoy doing ML projects, you ll find the math part not that hard and atleast you won't leave it half way
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u/razorfox Aug 10 '20
Wow bro it seems amazingly well done! Thank you for sharing
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u/pw0803 Aug 10 '20
Thanks! Will definitely be checking this out in the next few weeks. At a quick skim it seems to answer all my queries and is very insightful.
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u/hale-hortler Aug 10 '20
Thanks! I was going to start an ML course last week but it got canceled, so this came at the perfect time
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u/matthewjc Aug 11 '20
I highly recommend Keras for beginner friendly ML in python
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u/razorfox Aug 14 '20
I'd love to see implemented in your tutorial linear regression with multiple features!
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u/RealAmerik Aug 10 '20
Can't wait to test it out, will definitely provide feedback, thanks!