Revolutionize Your Coding: C# Machine Learning Essentials with ML.NET!

[@Hamkin25]

Why there is more noices about machine learning with python than c# as if it does not exist with c# at all?

[@raja_hindustani2023]

Bring full course of machine learning or AI build using C#

[@fabianrigo4168]

do it yourself

[@congchinh07]

Greate Nick! Keep working.

[@jinkijung6401]

Great Thank you.

[@Enfetamina]

Nice explanation, thanks a lot :)

[@gamehacker5692]

Can you send a link to the tab file? I’m able to make them with c# but I don’t have the time to sit there and generate a couple hundred lines of training data lol

[@karlosfulton5153]

Nick!! Awesome video.. Can you point to an example where 2 columns are predicted?

[@jeraldcabusas8646]

can this things you are doing can integrated to the windows form?

[@mzailaa]

Yes Sure, You can do it in external C# Standard Project (As Infrastructure) and use it in what ever Presentation Layer (MAUI, Blazor, Web API ...etc).

[@timur2887]

You should've explain what vector databases are and how they used

[@ajuatahajebua5427]

Hello, thanks a lot for tutorial. I have created a disease prediction model, following this tutorial. but i am having some issues please can you help me out. i have develop the model, but the model keep predicting same thing over and over

[@Lujaming]

Did you solve this issue? I would be interesting to give you a hand about this topic!! Let me know it

[@theway5258]

Hey LoadingColumn(0) is not a Subject column. It is a Number column the first one.

[@ivgnes]

Project source code in GitHub?

[@fabianrigo4168]

Great tutorial dude. i like. Are you planning to do more stuff in this direction (other usecases with examples for ML.Net)?

[@StatisticalAnalyticSignal]

EVERYONE HAVE THE SAME STUPID EXAMPLE THEY COPY FROM EACH OTHER. JUST TO MAKE KZbin CONTENT.

[@GGGStalker]

It's much easier to create the same idea over and over again, because... First: They don't have an idea of their own. Second: It's harder to implement something without ripping the content of each other. I've seen this idea for 4-5 times already in diff variations.