Now I want to go to computer science degree in software engineer program, I want to concentrate on machine learning and become a machine learning engineer. I believe that machine learning and deep learning will soon move into real world, they will not be only on the computer. I mean, there will soon be self-driving cars, robots, drones, and all of them will use neural networks and deep learning. My question to you: Is if I go for a degree that is purely related to software development only, can I apply machine learning to the real world in my practice, such as self-driving, drones, computer vision, etc? What do you think will happen in the future, will machine learning real world applications become more widespread than it is now?
Thank you ! Yes I am a student I love your content. Can you please talk more about your vision about perception domain vs controls domain ? Or maybe Reinforcement Learning ?
you can for sure learn it by yourself. that's what I did. i've never taken any computer science classes before. but i have to say it's a hard path. are you a college student?
@@techieresearch752 thanks for your kind words , I am a working individual in sales / mktg , like to pursue CV , so it's hard path , understand , can you some roadmap
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I must say youtube's ASR has improved, it is able to track all your words.
It's been able to do this since a while ago. One most impressive thing Google's ASR could do is it can do very well on many different accents.
Now I want to go to computer science degree in software engineer program, I want to concentrate on machine learning and become a machine learning engineer.
I believe that machine learning and deep learning will soon move into real world, they will not be only on the computer. I mean, there will soon be self-driving cars, robots, drones, and all of them will use neural networks and deep learning.
My question to you:
Is if I go for a degree that is purely related to software development only, can I apply machine learning to the real world in my practice, such as self-driving, drones, computer vision, etc?
What do you think will happen in the future, will machine learning real world applications become more widespread than it is now?
Thank you. I would like for you to talk about how to get a job in computer vision and NLP.
thanks for watching, David. I will put that in my queue! are you a CS major?
No, I self study this. Out of college a long time ago. Political science major.
Thank you ! Yes I am a student I love your content. Can you please talk more about your vision about perception domain vs controls domain ? Or maybe Reinforcement Learning ?
Thank you for replying, Jason. Yes, reinforcement learning is a good and big topic to talk about. Good suggestion!
@@techieresearch752 Great Thanks!
anytime!
Very informative video. I was hoping you'd provide more information on Robotics in AI.
Glad it helped, Mosimileoluwa. More to come in the future!
@@techieresearch752 Aright.. thank you
Hello is there a way I could get in touch with you? I I’m a student and need help with NLP
sure, send it over to edwindeeplearning@gmail.com
Yoo thank youu
No problem, Kakashi
Shd i focus and do the course and self learn Computer vision to get internship or job ?
you can for sure learn it by yourself. that's what I did. i've never taken any computer science classes before. but i have to say it's a hard path. are you a college student?
@@techieresearch752 thanks for your kind words , I am a working individual in sales / mktg , like to pursue CV , so it's hard path , understand , can you some roadmap
Sure, I will make a video about it. Stay tuned!