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Great explanation!

Did you do any web interface to use your UA-cam algorithm?

Its 2024 and this guy was right 🔥

I am from the Caribbean and I often ponder why most people do not love learning. If the eight billion people on the planet would focus on learning something new everyday, they wouldn't have or find time to engage in hateful behavior.

Hi Chris! This was an informative video, particularly rare to be found, as it discusses the combination of both data science and medicine. I'm an 18-year-old incoming student at The University of Texas at San Antonio in Texas, USA, and I'm majoring in Artificial Intelligence seeking to obtain a graduate-level degree. However, recently I learned of a new dual-degree program at the university which is partnered with a local medical school offering both a MD and Master of Science in AI degree. I'm astoundingly interested in Computer Science and AI, but I'm also interested in applying this to Neuroscience/Neurology of Medicine. Despite my overall interest mostly residing in AI, I'm still contemplating whether or not I should make this commitment of pursuing medical school and thus becoming a doctor, as I mostly would like to specialize in AI. Do you think participating in this dual-degree program, involving a MD & MS-AI degree, is a good choice for me or should I seek my alternative, initial plan of pursuing a Computer Science PhD? Thank you so much in advance for your response; I'm looking forward to the future content you release!

There is sth. fundamentally different in bronchoscopy and colonoscopy: the latter will have multiple polyps, but the former doesn't! Therefore, the algorithm for detecting missing polyps by bronchoscopy is not that necessary, but by colonoscopy will be very critical.

Hi Doc! Thank you for this video. I just started to get involved in "learning about learning" but I am unsure of going through with it. I feel I am years behind now (even your video series about ML are 3 yrs old now!) Would you still recommend to learn about ML using the same sources listed in this video? Thanks in advance!

Thank U!

Hey Chris how can I study theory with understand 🙏🙏

This technique combined with Feynman Technique ( when you are trying to explain your answer) is powerful combo. Thanks for the tips , Chris🙂

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Amazing work man, I have learnt more about ML from watching your videos in a day compared to reading articles for days and still not grasping concepts clearly

I am surprised you don't have more views or subscribers. Your videos are practical and can be applied immediately. Most importantly, I don't get the impression you are trying to SELL me the science of learning.

Thank you so much for this video. It was really informative and useful ❤

Hi. Great video. I am a Phd and a doctor. I am really interested in machine learning and AI career, God willing. What will be the best approach on your opinion? Start with a university degree, go for coursera ? Many thanks

Please want to know the start

Please doctor Iam an internist trying to find track in ai and want to know the start till the end can you help me please

This is fantastic materia to learn new skills as a translational scientist myself. Could you recomend a source of NGS data similar to UK biobank that is avaiable to anyone to use as a playground? Many thanks :)

This is the best explanation of neural networks and how they actually function and make predictions I've heard. Well done!

Thank you for this series!

Thanks for the video. Great content 👏

Thanks for sharing your thoughts in this interesting topic. AI in health care system is evolving. As a clinical phamracist, I'm interested to explore this field.

Absolutely phenomenal series. A great teacher can deliver the message without intimidating or overwhelming the student. Thank you for sharing your knowledge and wisdom.

Love this series!

Hello Chris, I currently have 2 years left to finish med school but I discovered i want to work as a SWE more than working as a doctor (i'm doing some JS course and i'm enjoying it a lot, also I looked a video about an app developed in phyton during a SWE Subject and it's actually interesting for me). Did your Medical degree give you some sort of advantage during your career in Tech? Because i'm thinking about finishing MS and learn coding at the same time, but don't know if it's going to worth all the effort for just working as a programmer then. What would you do in my case?

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Chris, I cannot overemphasize how incredible this video series was. As a family doc fresh out of residency, I have been enamored by machine learning and the potential applications to clinical care, informatics and QI. This simple digestible series equipped my enthusiasm with the vocabulary I needed to know where to start. Thank you!

these are amazing videos! thank you for posting this series!

Great video Dr! Please don't stop making these kinds of videos. Thank you

Hey Chris, thanks for the vid. I am a second year medical student and have been consuming your content at least for 2 years now (read your medical schhol guide before entering med schhol). In 2 days I am going to start a research project in gastroenterology/AI. The goal is to predict the number of cuts needed to remove a polyp in real time so that gastroenterologists can find the right cutting angle (the one with the least cuts predicted). So I guess I am at step 2/3. Even though i fing the topic incredibly interesting, I hope to be a practicing doctor in about 4 years. How did you come to the decision to leave practical medicine for data science? Didn't you miss patient interaction/ clinic vibes etc? Naïve greeting from Germany ;)

nah, not even selling a course to bankrupt me?? call yourself a data science UA-camr. pathetic ❤ Man I've missed your videos. Gritty is a word that comes to mind, very raw, down to earth and practical with no BS. Love it, along with the Python Programmer.

Thank you for the amazing video . I think I am at stage four. Have had experience building a data science pipeline, as I studied computer science in undergrad and took machine learning. However, I found that in my courses, much of the preprocessing and data cleaning was already done, leaving me somewhat incompetent at being able to format data from scratch in a way that seems useful. Beginning my first year of medical school now, do you have any additional recommendations on how to search for research projects that might help with the experience mentioned in stage five? My goal is to have completed stage five within the next 2 years so that once I do complete medical training I am able to contribute effectively to data science-related medical projects.

Thnak you!

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I dont understand what understanding means xD

Definitely time to revisit this with ChatGPT 4 and plug-ins to scrape more info, no?

Very good series👍🏻

🫡🫡🫡👏👏👏 thank your walk through has helped me so much with my process

im thinking about can i get a youtube video mixed based on my 3 youtube account (design, programming, and fact) into 1 account, haha

Onenote has bidirectional linking. I want to adopt obsidian but I spend more time trying to figure it out with all the tags and dataview then actually taking notes. I always end up going back to the familiar OneNote you’re not taking methods are amazing. I look forward to more videos on the topic.

Really helpful video, Chris-thank you! Great introduction to some basic concepts and useful suggestions of resources for further reading. Good to see where you’ve gone since med school!

Why all of my models have accuracy of 0.9651162790697675 🥲 I think I am doing some technical problem

How is the process while you watch the lectures? do you take handwriting notes, type directly in obsidian, both? Personally, I find difficult to stop the lecture everytime to take notes in a organized way in obsidian

Have started using obsidian seriously now! Thanks for posting this!

One question I had is how do you reconcile with the fact often content is assessed in a very lecture specific way i.e. review lectures 1,2,3 for this quiz - except if you're doing it in obsidian with lots of links, yes you have all the information technically reachable from one place, but it's a lot of clicking back and forth (compared to just having all the info per lecture in one note) - any recommendations?

Keen to watch this new vid! Thanks for making one on Obsidian :)

thanks a lot for such an informative video ... i have a problem coding a Triage sort calculator, i would be so delighted if you can help if you have time. i am obviously missing a piece of info . i have entered 4 ( if ) commands for 4 categories of respiratory rate and when i run the code the program obliges me to put in values for the RR more than one time .. any tips on how to avoid that ??? thanks alot

Now do you ask your questions during the vid like pausing it and writing the questions down or at the end after observing the full vid and putting ir down on paper and notes helps retain the information rite?

That strategy journal tip was really helpful, hadn't heard of it but I'm definitely going to start doing that - thanks!

thank you Chris, it was so useful for me