MIT, Harvard, Stanford & Caltech write their own ML course notes instead of using a textbook — I catalogued the best ones
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A curated GitHub repository lists high-quality, officially published ML course notes from top universities like MIT, Harvard, Stanford, and Caltech, replacing textbooks for serious learners.
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