Hi guys! I’ve completed the Kaggle first tutorial on programming and I feel like all the info went right over my head. Anyone feel the same way? Or have constructive learning tips?

Someone posted this image on LinkedIn. I found it hilarious.

A fun way to understand false positives and false negatives: - False Positive: This occurs when a model incorrectly predicts something as true when it is not. (Type I error, like predicting a man is pregnant.) - False Negative: This happens when the model fails to detect something that is actually true. (Type II error, like telling a pregnant woman she is not pregnant.) Read LinkedIn post

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I have recently joined this wonderful community, by watching @Dave Ebbelaar 's AI road map video. I am working on building my own custom LLM model. Any experts who would like to share any pointers that might help my journey, would be appreciated. Any beginners to the field like me, do feel free to connect, we can grow together! 😄