@mirkovicdev: Full list on quantframe.io/article/free-quant- math-books Five maths books, all free, all legal. Cambridge, Springer and Harvard put these online themselves. I checked every one before it went on a slide. Linear algebra, probability, statistics, optimisation, and one that covers all of it if the rest look like a wall. Most come with more than the book. Boyd's has the full Stanford lecture series on YouTube. Blitzstein's is Harvard's Stat 110, so the lectures and the practice problems come with it. Reading theory is not practice though. You can get through all five and still not be able to start a problem. What makes it stay is an order to follow, exercises that get marked, and projects on real data. #quant #stem #math #student #university

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convex optimization was the worst 💀

Ressah :

idk bro, ISL and Mathematics for Machíne Learning are buns, a better book is pattern recognition from Bishop.

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