>> doing "machine learning" without much understanding of mathematics and probability
In my understanding "machine learning" is just a buzz word for the good old fashioned data-mining, which is still a part of applied mathematics/statistics. Only because it involves computers it doesn't belongs to CS.
So what you have written sounds for me like "doing applied statistics without much understanding of mathematics and probability". And yes, I am worried about it.
In my understanding "machine learning" is just a buzz word for the good old fashioned data-mining, which is still a part of applied mathematics/statistics. Only because it involves computers it doesn't belongs to CS.
So what you have written sounds for me like "doing applied statistics without much understanding of mathematics and probability". And yes, I am worried about it.