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[Not a Tutorial]Machine Learning ? - Psycho_Coder - 03-20-2014

I learnt a few things about ML, I loved the concept of learning from data. How many of you are experienced with this ?

Can you recommend me some books on this subject ?, which covers details for good examples.

Well I liked the concept of Reinforcement learning a lot Smile


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Arigato!


RE: [Not a Tutorial]Machine Learning ? - Crash Override - 03-21-2014

Have you ever seen the movie PI? I recommend it, it's related to machine learning or learning a system within another system.

A good example is CleverBot, taking in organic data from users and learning how to respond to questions because of previous experiences. I've always wanted to get a first hand explanation of the Watson system even though recently finding the cure to cancer has stumped it and its vigorous ability to learn new things.


RE: [Not a Tutorial]Machine Learning ? - Deque - 03-21-2014

Here are some book links and descriptions about ML: http://www.csml.ucl.ac.uk/courses/msc_ml/?q=node/121
I never read one myself, though. I only had two AI courses, which didn't had to do that much with ML, and one course in artificial neural networks where I taught a network to recognize the mood of a smiley ;-)


RE: [Not a Tutorial]Machine Learning ? - Psycho_Coder - 03-21-2014

(03-21-2014, 10:19 AM)Deque Wrote: Here are some book links and descriptions about ML: http://www.csml.ucl.ac.uk/courses/msc_ml/?q=node/121
I never read one myself, though. I only had two AI courses, which didn't had to do that much with ML, and one course in artificial neural networks where I taught a network to recognize the mood of a smiley ;-)

Thanks for link. I am myself working on a little research work. Hopefully, I will be able to submit it on IEEE.


Thank you again :Heart: