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Mathematics for machine learning will teach you all of the maths you need for machine learning. And it's available for free!

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[asthamalhotra]

This is a brilliant book.. just finished reading it. There are a few brilliant courses on coursera too, the one by Imperial college was just right for me. Thanks again for all the information and your brilliant channel!

[anythingispossible]

This and Introduction of Statistical Learning are probably the best books for Math stuff related to ML

[RobotixwithSina]

As a Surgical Robotics Engineer, I can confirm that linear algebra is also used heavily in Robot Kinematics and Robot Vision.

[oznerriznick]

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You are a gentleman.
Thank you.

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[JJhudson]

I'm taking your Python course on Udemy, and do not wish to sound like a boot-licker here. But, I do really appreciate you pointing to so many free resources to learn these skills including another recent video you did, where you pointed to a free way to learn. I think that shows great integrity and I greatly appreciate it.

[boscho]

I took a look at the book and decided to buy. Now I am half ways through - here my five pence (so far): I liked that you get a collation of all (or at least most) of the relevant topics: linear algebra, calculus, some tensor stuff, probability, optimization theory etc. That's nice, because you have a point to start with. I like, that they give some worked out examples and tell about how the things they explain will relate to Machine Learning - thus helping to avoid getting lost in the sheer amount of topics to be mastered. In the text and especially at the end of the chapters there are hints about literature: what to read to get a deeper insight and other sources for self-study. I like that, too - and without trying to make the book less than it is, I might say, that this hints to other sources might be the most valuable part of the book: at least I myself often need more than one explanation for the same thing, when studying by myself. Sometimes I can only understand something, if I know "the whole truth", i.e. if I dig down to the bottom.
In how far this book with about 350 pages is enough mathematics for ML, I can't say: I'm trying to learn ML myself and have not managed to get a job in the field yet, so I have no experience to give an estimate. But what I can say is, that it seems to me, a very good point to start from.

[adityakrishna]

Earlier yestermorning, I received my copy of the Hands on Machine Learning text by Aurelien Geron, and as I skimmed through the second chapter on the end-to-end project, I felt a need for an in-depth text for Mathematics. I am, or atleast I'd like to believe, well-versed with the basics of the maths involved, and just as I was going through your channel for a playlist of books for maths, this popped up in my notifs. Thank you so much Giles!

PS - HOML is honestly so good. I am only 2 chapters in, but I'm loving it.

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[larigiba]

This is just *incredible*!
Basically exactly what I was looking for; thank you for sharing!

[benafiamohamedamine]

That's exactly what needed ! Thanks and if you can do a video about books of all the math you need for datascience that would be awesome 😍

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[whakjob]

I am so glad you showed the Turkeys. I was listening intently to you but did get a bit distracted with what looked like emu's walking in the distance and just as my curiosity bubble was getting rather large you stopped to show what it was, Genius.

[trwbdr]

ty a ton, wanted that book for some time❤

[neelpatel]

Thanks. I was looking for something like this to feel more confident with my maths 🙏

[togoni]

This book is all math and doesn't explain much about how this math is related to machine learning. This book is just to look up some concepts you may forgotten and need to understand while reading some other book on machine learning.

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