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Hi guys, how are you all? I hope that you all are great and doing good. Today in this post I am going to give you a complete roadmap on machine learning. If you do follow all the steps that I will give you during this post, I am sure that you will create your first Machine Learning Model after the first week of learning the machine learning. so let’s begin:


So guys, first we will start with learning a programming language. I recommend you learning a language from these two:

  • Python

  • R


Python

Python is an easy to learn programming language. With python you are not only able to do machine learning but many other things like web development using flask, Gui development using tkinter or wxpython or there are many other modules to do gui development. You can do many other things also in python.


Who Uses Python

Python is used by companies like Microsoft, Google, Skype,Facebook and many other companies. 


Where to use python

The python is used is almost all the fields if you are going to a website then it can be made of the flask or django, If you are using a software then it can be made of the tkinter or wxpython or whatever you say, If you are using any desktop assistant then it can happen that it is made of any module like tensorflow. There are many modules in python that’s why it is getting so much popular. So let’s talk about the R programming language:



 

R

The R programming language was developed by robert gentlemen and Ross Ihaka.The R programming is mainly used for accounting, machine learning, Statistical Analysis, Data Analysis. It supports procedural as well as object oriented programming, it is open source. It is being used in domains like banking, finance, support, weather forecasting etc.


My suggestions 

I recommend learning python because it has many features. Everything can be done in the python. But if want like R or your company uses R then you can learn the R. It is also a great language for machine learning.


Resources For Learning a Language 

There are just too many resources on youtube for learning R programming. If you want that I recommend you a course so I think that you should take this Course: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLgPJX9sVy92wLyuL-rFgbjqCLgXrpIKnc 

But remember this post is not a sponsored post. I like this playlist that’s why I linked this playlist to my post.


If you want to learn python then I have an amazing resource for you to take. It is the playlist by codewithharry. You can watch it and then tell me whether you liked it or not. The link to the playlist is here:https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLu0W_9lII9agICnT8t4iYVSZ3eykIAOME 


Note: all the English Resources are given at the end of the post.


Now after learning a language you should watch this video over here to get an idea of machine learning: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iIkJrwVUl1c 


After that complete this course over here:https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLu0W_9lII9ai6fAMHp-acBmJONT7Y4BSG 


After learning these many resources you are able to train a simple model with the help of machine learning. 


Now after this our next idea is to learn linear algebra. If you want to master machine learning then you have to master linear algebra first. Read this book over here:https://1lib.in/book/5241646/46a113 After that find the documentation that you like for linear algebra.


Now you will learn the statistics. To learn the statistics you can follow this by mathbox


After this learn the sklearn, tensorflow etc modules needed for machine learning. 

If you want to learn from companies like microsoft then check this machine learning course by microsoft on the github


Now to improve your skills you should check this book called :Hands-On Machine Learning with Scikit-Learn and TensorFlow


Using features of microsoft edge

Now to read a book you can download it from where I told you and use the feature of microsoft edge called speak loudly now you can connect the speaker to the computer and hear the book this way you can read a book even fastly.


All The English Resources for free

Python : Edureka Python in one video

R: Edureka R Programming

Machine Learning Resource

Machine Learning Microsoft

All the other resources are the same . You can use them. 


Now you can learn the deployment and start a career in machine learning.


Hi guys I hope that you find this machine learning roadmap helpful. If yes then follow me on social media and follow my blog. 

Thank you guys for reading this post.

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