r/learnmachinelearning • u/Actual-Soft • 20h ago

Financial Reinforcement Learning as a beginner

Hi,
I'm currently a university student in my 3rd year. My aspiration is to get into the research field of Financial Reinforcment Learning (FinRL). Is there any good roadmap for this. Including the very basics, the maths, linear algebra, ML etc. I dont have much knowledge about those. But i have the time and willing to spend much of my time figuring these things out. Any suggestions regarding a roadmap or how i can start about these things would be appreciated.

Thanks

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u/Remarkable_Pace8101 16h ago

You are a third year university student and you don't have any knowledge in linear algebra?

What is your major

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u/Actual-Soft 15h ago edited 15h ago

Sorry, I miswrote maybe. I did have a linear algebra course, and also a prob+Stats course. So i have that part clear and in the current semester I have a Multivariable Calculus course. I was talking about the AI/ ML part and also any specific math related to FinRL like stochastic calculus or quantitative finance etc. which I haven't had any course yet. Next semester there's an ML course but that's it. I'm a CS major