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Ryan Orban

Ryan Orban

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Fundamentals

Bookmarks

  1. Statistics Revisited

    A beginner-friendly revisit of descriptive and inferential statistics for data scientists — covering the Central Limit Theorem, confidence intervals, z-scores, and t-distributions with accessible explanations. Good refresher on the probabilistic foundations underlying most ML evaluation.

  2. Big-O Notation Explained by a Self-Taught Programmer

    A self-taught programmer's accessible guide to Big-O notation — explaining time and space complexity from first principles without assuming a CS degree. A good on-ramp for practitioners who need to reason about algorithm performance.

  3. A Thousand-Foot View of Machine Learning

    A high-level orientation to machine learning from 2009 — the major paradigms (supervised, unsupervised, reinforcement), the core families of algorithms, and when to apply each. A useful framing piece for someone entering the field.

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