literally saying,
i am very interested in ML. I know just basic ML(masters university levels).
but i feel like i need to be more mathematical person to be a first author of ml papers.(have one as second author in nips but i was just a supporter)
instead going to phD, what can i do to improve my math skills? i know basic calculus but do not know high levels such as lipshitz, hilbert space etc...
any recommendation to starts? feels overwhelming by following all that youtubes from the basic...
thanks a lot folks!!
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I was very impressed by absteact of papers about multiplicative weight updates but could not understand a single page..
I did this with StyleGAN and by the end was able to read and understand the paper about 90%.
Iโll head back to leeting