Tutorial Help with McElreath, Murphy and Rasmussen (books on Bayesian stats and Machine Learning) - 23/09/2018 09:35 EDT

Hello, there, I am very happy to put my bid on your project. I am an expert of algorithm and senior software developer, so I am interested in and confident to do this project. I hope to discuss everything of the project in detail with you and work on this project with you. Regards.

Hello Sir, Hope you are doing well, I have read your requirement and we will happy to help you in Tutorial with McElreath, Murphy, and Rasmussen. Can you please share your best time for the chat so we can discuss further and move ahead. Thanks Hiren

I have read Machine Learning A Probabilistic Perspective and my coursework in machine learning emphasized the mathematical and statistical theory behind it. I think I can help tutor you as you work through these books.

hi mate, i have been in ML and ANN and DL for almost a year and i realize that it gets really tough in the beginning as the models are very tough to understand in the beginning but in the long run , they are very easy and you will just excel it when you implement it more and then learn it. i have good hands on ml models and statistics, and ml is my major. i can help you out. thank you

Hey, I am interested in your proposal because Murphy and Rasmussen are considered as the bibles of Probabilistic ML. I have read them both and recall them as being tough reads. But that was a long time ago and now I am thorough with them both. In addition to theory, what I bring to the table is the experience of applying ML to different use cases. So I will also be able to give you some interesting things you can do with the concepts you will learn. I believe that knowing what you have learned has a practical use would motivate you... I haven't read McElreath but have gone through the table of contents and I am confident I would be able to help you out with that. I have worked with cross country teams with timezone differences so communication wouldn't be an issue. You mentioned in your post that you expect the workload to be about 40 hours a week. I would like to know what are your expectations. Would you send in an email with all the day's questions and I will respond or you will send an email and expect an immediate response? If you like my proposal we can discuss the finer details. Super excited to start off. Cheers! Praveen Ch