It's simple actually, use Chris Albon's Machine Learning flash cards!
[Before I go ahead, let me make it clear that this is NOT a sponsored post.]
These amazing flashcards comes in for as low as $15, and as Chris puts it aptly, "are incredibly helpful in memorising concepts explicitly rather than reading books and hoping concepts stuck." They cover everything from Linear Algebra to Neural Networks. Each card covers a single concept, and explains the fundamental idea or intuition. Here's a few sample cards from the Chris' website:
How can you use these flashcards?
1. You can print them as index cards
2. You can print them on regular A4 size paper
3. You can transfer them on your smartphone as images, and then go through them as and when you feel like
4. You can even use them on your bed sheet, towel, skirt or something else
...in other words, the possibilities are endless. So just go ahead and knock yourself out.
You can buy the cards from Chris Albon's online store (again, this is NOT an affiliate link.)
Who is Chris Albon?
Apart from being the creator of these incredibly useful flashcards, he is the Director of Machine Learning at the Wikimedia Foundation, and he is also the author of the book "Machine Learning with Python Cookbook: Practical Solutions from Preprocessing to Deep Learning." You can find more about him on his website, you can also follow him on GitHub.
