[visarga]

It's great, but it's a mess - a heap of articles, github repos, books and such. A new learner can't deal with that. What a new learner needs is an interactive system to guide a learner through the process. Not a static list - one size doesn't fit all. I might know Python and not know math, another one might come from stats and Matlab but not know Python. One might know about SVMs and Naive Bayes but not about neural nets, another might have played with Keras neural nets but neglected to read up on basic ML. We need an adaptive learning system. Who's going to make one?

[zuzoovn]

It's a step-by-step guide on how to learning machine learning from overview to detail. Any comments are welcome.

If you want the interactive system, please check "A Visual Introduction to Machine Learning:http://www.r2d3.us/visual-intro-to-machine-learning-part-1/"

[lobut]

I can easily infer your URL, but I think it includes an extra slash and double-quote.

[zuzoovn]

Oops, this is my typo. Sorry about that.

[emilsedgh]

It was absolutely amazing! I suggest everyone who doesn't really know a thing about machine learning to take a look at this.

[zitterbewegung]

I use http://dataquest.io and it works pretty well.

[ChristianGeek]

It's also $30-50/month.

[adamnemecek]

Check out Metacademy