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5 of the Best YouTube Tutorials on Machine Learning

YouTube is an excellent resource for people wanting to learn pretty much anything. There are infinite numbers of topics covered by the broad range of tutorial videos, including machine learning!

Below are 5 of my top pick YouTube tutorials for people looking to teach themselves machine learning.


1. Machine Learning – Andrew Ng, Stanford

  • Overview: Andrew Ngs well-known course introducing machine learning concepts and implementation is now fully available on YouTube
  • Length of video: Anywhere between 5 and 20 minutes
  • The Best Thing About It: A great introductory course for anyone looking to get into machine learning.
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2. Introduction to Convolutional Neural Networks for Visual Recognition

  • Overview: Stanford University School of Engineering’s lectures on computer vision. In their words, Computer Vision has become ubiquitous in our society, with applications in search, image understanding, apps, mapping, medicine, drones, and self-driving cars.
  • Length of video: 1 hr per lecture
  • The Best Thing About It: A more in-depth look into this critical and growing application of machine learning.
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3. Neural Networks

  • Overview: This channel has great introductory videos on Neural Networks delivered by 3Blue1Brown
  • Length of video: 10-20 mins per video (4 in total)
  • The Best Thing About It: Great practical tutorials to get you started with neural networks
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4. Deep Learning Algorithms in Python

  • Overview: An introduction to how to apply deep learning algorithms using Python taken from the Deep Learning A-Z catalog.
  • Length of video: 12 hours
  • The Best Thing About It: An good overview of many different algorithms for deep learning.
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5. Machine Learning in Python

  • Overview: A series of 72 tutorials to introduce and give you practical examples to start applying machine learning in python.
  • Length of video: Between 5 and 20 minutes per tutorial
  • The Best Thing About It: Plenty of tutorials to take you through all the steps you need.
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So there you have it! These are some of my favorite YouTube tutorials on machine learning but what are yours? Let me know in the comments below.

 

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7 Comments

  1. 28th August 2019 / 8:08 am

    I am feeling motivated and now work harder to start the career in Machine-Learning, hope will get similar success. Thanks for sharing your Machine-Learning experience.

    • Claire Elizabeth
      Author
      28th August 2019 / 8:14 am

      So excited for you! You’re going to do great!

  2. 3rd September 2019 / 1:13 pm

    The article is helpful to those who are new in AI and Machine learning. Thank for sharing such an insightful article.

    • Claire Elizabeth
      Author
      3rd September 2019 / 1:26 pm

      You’re welcome - glad it helped

  3. Ernest
    12th September 2019 / 2:47 pm

    I am new to coding and the science of data. In fact, I have a different background as I studied Accounting and know nothing about machine learning. But considering the impact on lifestyle and economic activities, I have picked interest to shift my career to coding and machine learning. Your articles are very helpful. Thank you.

    • Claire Elizabeth
      Author
      12th September 2019 / 4:56 pm

      I’m so glad to hear that they are helping you. I got into machine learning for the exactly the same reason! It’s great to know there are more of us out there 🙂

  4. Louis-François Bouchard
    5th September 2020 / 9:24 pm

    Hi, great article!

    I think you will love this one. It is called “What’s AI” and it is very similar to twomintespaper, in the sense that part of is channel is to cover new papers and vulgarize them shortly. It also have tutorials and explain many terms of the field.

    As the bio says”I Vulgarize Artificial Intelligence terms and news for non-experts. My goal is to demystify the AI “Black box” for everyone and sensitize people about the risks.”
    Here’s the link:https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCUzGQrN-lyyc0BWTYoJM_Sg

    Thank you!

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