gergan shared this post · May 13
Working-Ad3755

Here many asking same question what is best for ML (resources) upvote it and read body

If you want a complete ML path (basics → advanced), these are honestly some of the best resources 👇

📘 Start with fundamentals

  • Hands-On Machine Learning (Aurélien Géron) → best book for concepts + practical intuition
  • Andrew Ng’s Machine Learning Specialization → most recommended beginner course on Reddit (clear + structured) ()

🎓 Build strong theory

  • Stanford CS229 (Andrew Ng lectures) → deeper math + real understanding
  • Covers regression, SVMs, kernels, etc.

⚡ Go practical (important)

  • fast.ai → learn by building real models (projects from day 1)
  • Kaggle → apply what you learn

🧠 Go advanced

  • Deep Learning Specialization (Andrew Ng)
  • Transformers / modern DL after basics

💡 Reddit consensus:

Simple roadmap:
Basics → Theory → Practice → Advanced DL

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toto_sheep Saved! May 2 2 likes
Nonavium Wont it be redundant taking cs229 after already reading Geron's book? Totally new to this btw May 1 3 likes
Working-Ad3755 Author No you'll understand when it comes to real world problem and research one how to approach solution using basic knowledge May 1