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   by cg30e 2y ago

   You may be interested to know that I made an earlier comment about the ZX Calculus in the thread.
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   by cg30e 2y ago

   It is useful here: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/ZX-calculus https://zxcalculus.com/ https://www.reddit.com/r/quantum/s/2NzsJaDYwm
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   by cg30e 2y ago

   What made the specialization great? Did they explain things well where the book didn’t? Are the courses self-contained? What are the prerequisites?
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   by cg30e 2y ago

   "Grokking Deep Reinforcement Learning" by Miguel Morales and "Deep Reinforcement Learning in Action" by Alexander Zai and Brandon Brown both look promising, though the code might be outdated. Looks like they use the Open
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   by cg30e 2y ago

   What are the math prerequisites for this book? What other reinforcement learning books or courses are recommended for beginners?
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   by cg30e 5y ago

   For sure. I'll list some books for introduction to proofs, abstract algebra, real analysis, topology and category theory. These are not comprehensive, just listing books off the top of my head. I'll definitely be leaving off perso
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   by cg30e 5y ago

   Thank you!
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   by cg30e 5y ago

   This is very inspiring. I too am young and been in the work force for several years, but unlike the other comments in this thread I am not settled down as an older student returning to school. I am willing to give up a high paying salary to