Self_Taught_Machine_Learning
I have had trouble in the past finding a place where I could learn about statistical learning algorithms, resources as to how to learn them and the code associated with it. This is my attempt at remedying that issue. (by BeeGassy)
llm4regression
Examining how large language models (LLMs) perform across various synthetic regression tasks when given (input, output) examples in their context, without any parameter update (by robertvacareanu)
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Self_Taught_Machine_Learning
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Best references for mathematical techniques in statistical learning?
I am also looking for this sort of thing. If you do ever find any good references/resources then please consider sending any contributions over to here. I have found it incredibly hard to find this sort of thing on statistical learning and would like to make it easier for the next person who is in our shoes. That being said please take a look at the list and see if any of that stuff helps
llm4regression
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LLM Is a Capable Regressor When Given In-Context Examples
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