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ashukumar27 t1_isejliw wrote

Which exact course you want to do? Machine Learning practitioner here, can help you out

If not the course , I can provide good resources which are free

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thattallsoldier OP t1_iselklu wrote

Currently I'm learning the Machine Learning Specialisation course, but without any quizzes and optional labs, because I have no money :( I've already reached the multiple linear regression, but all I know is only the theoretical part :(

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ashukumar27 t1_isfcim3 wrote

here is one Github Repo of all the exercises and their solution (there any many others on Github)

https://github.com/atinesh-s/Coursera-Machine-Learning-Stanford

My advice - treat this as if you don't have the solution, work your ass off on building the solutions yourself, and only if you are stuck have a look at the solution. This way you won't get the certificate, but if you are looking for knowledge you can get it all here.

All the lectures are freely available on youtube

In addition to this, for every topic, read blogs, watch youtube videos and look in kaggle for problems to solve.

Trust me, you don't need a single penny for learning machine learning from Internet. What you need is the intent to learn.

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thattallsoldier OP t1_isj5yot wrote

I want to learn it myself, all I need is just some tasks and labs :)

Thanks for reply

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thattallsoldier OP t1_iuda6wy wrote

So actually I found out, that I have already completd the quizzes during the courses. So now I need the optional labs in Jupyter Notebook, so I could learn all the practic things in courses :(

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fullgoopy_alchemist t1_isf8pk8 wrote

Have you tried applying for financial aid? As far as I know, Coursera is pretty generous in giving out aid, and you usually get auto-approved in 15 days.

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thattallsoldier OP t1_isj5vrq wrote

My brother and friends applied for aid, but there wasn't any reply

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