StatsLearning Lecture 1 - part1

[@hellogelo91]

I've read the book and I never imagined the two authors be this funny

[@XShollaj]

Such an impactful book , with many hidden gems for DS. Not a beginner book / course however - start their other book, get some hands on experience and come back periodically

[@CSL-vj3lx]

Can you help me in something, please? How should I study this book? Should I memorize everything and anything? This is the first time for me for studying like this book.

[@bgr225]

@@CSL-vj3lx no need to memorize anything, just read it and try to understand what's going on conceptually, and do the exercises. Hope it helps. Cheers

[@CSL-vj3lx]

@@bgr225 Thanks

[@kirtichauhan4632]

@@CSL-vj3lx Hi pls share the book name ?

[@rajashsankarbordoloi2390]

@@kirtichauhan4632 An Introduction to Statistical Learning

[@pamelavarela1235]

This is great, thanks for doing this in such an easy format to understand.

[@MalluStyleMultiMedia]

good stuff

[@matgg8207]

holy shxxt, amazing book + amazing video, this is 1000 times more funny than battlefield 2042. Refund game and study now : )

[@tillypotter7404]

The course on the website is going to be removed in a couple of weeks - does anyone know if these videos will be staying on this channel? It's such a helpful resource and I'd hate to lose it as I only found the online course a couple of weeks ago, so haven't had time to complete all the sessions yet.

[@RC-bm9mf]

goto edx

[@samhall8270]

Feel free to download them with a download tool like youtube-dl. `youtube-dl -x -f best `. You can add other flags for metadata and what not. Always archive to an optical media that will last longer than your average SSD/HDD.

[@watchlistsclips3196]

@@samhall8270 Wow.awesome sam can you tell me other cool tricks like these

[@tiptoe1413]

What a fantastic series. Thanks for providing this. It's so fascinating to consider where the "pattern-recognition" which is used in the phone number recognition example is "stored" in the human brain. You're trying to reproduce in a machine the skill which a human does so easily. But, in a brain, what is it? Where is it?

[@geosaiofficial1070]

Thank you for the great course and also for the ebook :)

[@zemichal]

Thanks for this course

[@hilelaydi8103]

Thank you for this great course :) !

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[@SebaweSyaj]

Great lecture!

[@BrettWordon]

One sentence in and I knew Trevor was a South African 🥳

[@pranavnair4036]

i am in love istg

[@beshosamir8978]

what should i know before watching the whole playlists?

[@joseinTokyo]

Brilliant!

[@pigfoy]

11:18 “Try to predict whether an email is spam or ham 😳😂..”

[@md.hossain4974]

there is a book version with python.. you guys have any videos on those?

[@mostinho7]

Done thanks

[@smyumyu8526]

Thank you very much!!

[@shahidkhan0219]

How to end up on companies like bell labs or google or ibm or tesla

[@711Myself]

Start by finishing college (and probably graduate school too.)

[@dr.ragill2752]

Many thanks for your kind video. Could you please tell us the name of the Book from where you prepared all the lectures. Thanks again!

[@jhancock1229]

I assume its this one: www.amazon.com/Introduction-Statistical-Learning-Applications-Statistics/dp/1461471370 They co-wrote two famous books, the one listed above and "The Elements of Statistical Learning"

[@kobo3344]

Does the course go in the same order as the book??

[@duongtrungthanh2003]

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[@jorjasso]

Great! - are they using the term Statistical Learning as synonimous? or a statistical view point of machine learning? what do you think? (see this paper for further discussion: Statistical Modeling: The Two Cultures - Leo Breiman)

[@harinisundar2345]

Is it enough to listen to this lecture vs. read the book?

[@711Myself]

Enough for what? To get an overall idea of statistical learning? Yes. To master the content and get hands on experience? No (It's like saying you can learn how to swim by watching a video.)