Question:
I am planning to learn machine learning and deep learning. I am quite comfortable programming in c++ and python, what would you recommend would be a nice starting point with more attention towards practical stuff.

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With Python, you're probably going to heavily use scikit-learn. Luckily the API is very intuitive and there's a lot of ressources (about the code and the logic behind). For NN, start with Keras then dive into Tensorflow or Theano.

Start with the basics. Data mining book by Ian a. Witten is a good starting point. There is much more to data mining than just algorithms

Calculus.

@theScientist thanks for the recommendation, will surely check it out

@bdhobare Thanks a lot for the link. That was really helpful.

@Ashkin ya i was told I'll need that for ML so i already brushed up my calculus. Thanks for the reply though

@Gnonpi thanks for the reply, will surely check it out