[hnhg]

This feels like a crash course for people already very familiar with it all. For everyone else, Steve Brunton's courses cover a lot of the foundational stuff here on probability and stats and might be a lot more accessible: https://www.youtube.com/@Eigensteve

[seanhunter]

Strong agree. He's an amazing teacher. Working through his course on dynamic systems and differential equations is some of the most fun I've ever had while learning.

[trutz]

Great recommendation. Anyone knows how he creates those videos where he seems to stand before a blackboard made of glass where he can also add a screen share from his laptop? Great technique I haven’t seen before on YouTube.

[FredPret]

Thanks for this link. I've never heard of Eigen Steve but his channel looks amazing, which is to be expected from a name like Eigen Steve.

[seanhunter]

One thing to check out is he has a great series on "Data Driven Science and Engineering" to go alongside his book and the website has all the code and links to all the videos for each chapter. https://databookuw.com/

[FredPret]

Very cool! Will check it out - thanks!

[fithisux]

Wow! Thank you.

[thevillagechief]

Nice coincidence! I'm going through his course as a review of FFT and SVD fundamentals. He's really good.