Mathematics for Machine Learning
PCA

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Taught by
Marc Peter Deisenroth
Lecturer in Statistical Machine Learning
and 13 more instructors

Offered by
Imperial College London

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r/MachineLearning • comment
1 points • CBizCool

https://www.coursera.org/learn/pca-machine-learning

Is this the coursera one you're referring to?

r/learnmachinelearning • comment
3 points • mallasahaj

This is what I did when I started getting into maths for machine learning.

1) Mathematics for Machine Learning: Linear Algebra coupled with 3b1b: Essence of linear algebra

Then

2) 3b1b: Essence of Calculus, Mathematics for Machine Learning: Multivariate Calculus and Khan Academy: Multivariate Calculus by 3b1b

After that, I did Andrew ng's machine learning and with all the understanding of mathematics in my head, this course turned out to be very easy.

Then after,

3) I learned Numpy, Pandas and did Mathematics for Machine Learning: PCA

I'm doing deep learning specialization and all these maths are helping me understand faster.

I suggest you, do the maths first and then the algorithms. You'll thank yourself later!

Good luck!