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Repo link: https://github.com/Soumilgit/ML-Personal-Notes . |
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Hello everyone,
I’ve started ML-Personal-Notes as a growing, open resource for anyone interested in Machine Learning.
The idea is simple: make ML concepts accessible, rigorous, and practical - all in one place.
Each topic is written as a self-contained note (Markdown/PDF) combining:
Currently, the repo includes notes on:
But this is just the beginning. The vision is to create a collaborative, topic-wise library that helps students, developers, and enthusiasts not only study ML but also develop curiosity and deeper interest in it.
How You Can Contribute
I welcome contributions in the form of:
Contribution standards:
Keep everything in one file per topic (math + practice + architecture + diagrams).
Use Markdown for editable notes; PDFs are great for polished versions.
Write math clearly (LaTeX formatting preferred).
Keep content concise, structured, and approachable.
Follow the flow:
A ready-to-use template is provided in the repo: template-topic.md
Goal
The aim is to grow this into a go-to reference for ML learners - something that explains both how models work under the hood and how they are used in practice.
If you are passionate about mathematics, ML, or just explaining concepts clearly, your contributions will help future aspirants learn and stay curious about ML.
Let’s build this together.
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