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Take Stanford's Natural Language Understanding For Free

 The content of CS224u Natural Language Understanding by Stanford University has been made available in a self-paced version and to anyone for free. A few months ago I covered its sister course CS224n Natural Language Processing with Deep Learning. What is the difference you say between CS224n and CS224u? The answer lies in the following diagram: full article on i-programmer: https://www.i-programmer.info/news/150-training-a-education/15259-take-stanfords-natural-language-understanding-for-free.html

Take Google's Machine Learning Crash Course

 Sometimes it is worth re-visiting things that matter. And this is one of them - a free course on Machine Learning for total beginners. The Machine Learning Crash Course was first mentioned in "More Machine Learning Courses From Google" back in 2019 : Google opened the doors to its Machine Learning Crash Course, which had already been taken by more than 18, 000 Googlers, in March 2018. This free course forms the starting point for anyone to learn about and practice ML concepts and comprises 15 hours of material, including instructional videos, interactive visualizations and exercises While there's many and great Machine Learning courses, the intended audience varies but amongst the beginner friendly ones this one gets the crown. Although tackling it requires knowledge in a few things, namely Numpy and Pandas, there's two very quick onboarding tutorials available on those topics too. In any case only a basic understanding is necessary. full article on i-programmer: htt...