Statistics: Sampling and Describing Data | Math for ML (Part 2)

[@devesh1011]

Understood the concept✅ Subscribed Already✅ Liked it✅ Comment it ✅ Shared it ✅

[@workn4evr]

Very well organized, succinct, with clear, relatable examples. After 25 years, I'm shifting my career from software engineering to data science because I need a new challenge. Word of caution to those reading this: DS is a heavy lift. It's not something you can "youtube crash course" over a weekend. It takes a dedication to learning math, of course, statistics, and a sustained practice effort. The best practice course I've found so far is Kaggle (not throwing shade on others). If you're serious about DS as a career path, be prepared to climb that learning curve. You'll get out of it what you put in. Thanks very much for your videos, Kylie!

[@yeshengwei79]

Your course is far more understandable than those given my the maths lecturers when I was an undergraduate 👍 Well done! Really appreciate it!😊

[@Playfortmrw]

Hey Kylie. Great video! I just recently found your channel and I've been binge watching all your vids and trying to absorb everything you teach here. I'm starting out my career as a data scientist and trying to learn more about machine learning. I'm hoping you could one day make a video on how to handle categorical data (both ordinal and nominal) when doing machine learning/modelling. Appreciate what you do here. Keep it up!

[@anthonyhernandez3546]

Perfect timing for me! Looking forward to the rest of this series!

[@slamani3643]

Thank you Kylie..awaiting future series!!

[@cerealport2726]

Thanks Kylie, this is very necessary, It continually surprises me just how many new-hires in my company claim to have science or engineering degrees, but do not understand what a median is, let alone the usefulness and significance of standard deviation, or how to interpret percentiles. I'm not sure how this is possible, given that fundamental statistics was high-school-level stuff when I was there, but I guess every country has different standards...

[@AmbarGharat]

Kylie Ying the unsung hero!!!

[@drnuggett7561]

Very good Content Kylie!

[@akhlakhasanjian.shadow]

I wish you were my high school teacher 😊

[@SpiritPlaySouls]

Thank You for your time!

[@linlee8261]

thanks a lot, very good lecture

[@DhanunjayaReddyValluru]

Well done 🎉

[@kaushalkurdiya_]

Thank you for this valuable content.

[@johnnywilliams2641]

Great job. Beautiful

[@NaingJOURNEY]

Hello I'm a new Subscriber IT student

[@55_irfanahmad93]

Please complete this playlist. I want to learn ds,ml,ai.

[@IbrahimIbrah-c2t]

Computer genius ❤

[@nikhilmundey]

Brilliant. 👍

[@imamkusnendar3078]

Walk through 100K subs....horeeee🎉🎉🎉🎉

[@mahibbalde1433]

Thank you

[@AlexandreSilva-qw4pd]

Do you use an IPad for record this? What is the app?

[@SinergiasHolisticas]

Love it!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@syedmdyasserosman1145]

Legend

[@yapping_gaming]

i have question why do you make this type of question ,pls comment 🥺

[@kwesibruno]

I care

[@Gatehouse00]

Hello Kylie, I did this in Intro to A.I. You know you should've responded to me when I first messaged to teach me how to talk to you. Now you seem mad I was flirting when I'm looking at how bombshell you are working on this the long way‼ Don't this just feed through a Neural Network⁉

[@Mala-wp8fg]

Wish I could have a smart girlfriend like you 😅

[@Intellectualmind4]

🎉🎉🎉🎉

[@mladenjanjic864]

@KylieYYing Please, go for a PhD and become professor - for the sake of future generations of students You are exceptionally talented for presenting complicated and demanding topics in a very clear and understandable way, so it should be Your mission to become university professor and provide new generations of student with an opportunity to attend the best AI/ML university course on Earth You could also make invaluable contribution to the application of AI in astronomy, astrophysics, development of new propulsion technologies, etc. So, please, go for PhD studies 🌌

[@combatninjaturtle]

Sadly academics doesn’t pay as much as industry! She could be literally making twice the money she would make in academia. It would be selfish of us to expect her to teach in university if she doesn’t want to.

[@mladenjanjic864]

@@combatninjaturtle Yes, but also it depends. The guy that teaches CS50 at Harvard got 1.7 million last year. But, yes, such cases are rare. Also, it is not always about money, depends what you enjoy working on, but on the other hand, obtaining tenure at a top ranked university seems to be tougher than building a billion-worth startup 🤭 If we talk about money, John Calipari, Kentucky Wildcats couch (university basketball team), received 8.53 million last year. The message: better I not say anything...