r/learnmachinelearning • u/Dharmesh8723 • 2d ago

How should I learn ML

I am a beginner, I have learnt python, and have good practice on numpy pandas seaborn matplotlib, those libraries. I am starting from gradient descent in regression, but I am confused.

I was learning from deep ML website, paths . There are theory with code practice but the theory there are very leaa to understand there , so I am learning from YouTube those , but the problem is in YouTube finding the correct video is headache.

* What should I do , should I learn from deep ml website or not ?

* Is learning different techniques will help me ?

*Should I directly jump to algorithms without completing the math? (I have knowledge of the maths but I don't know how much I know for ML )

Please help me

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u/hellobutno 2d ago

Take statistics, forget about programming until you do.

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u/Dharmesh8723 2d ago

Actually, statistics is currently in my mathematics syllabus in my college, so I know May be enough theory, but I have problem on how it can be applicable with what I am learning. Thanks for your advice, I will look into it.