I'm intrigued by the emphasis on math basics for machine learning - a field often dominated by complex algorithms, yet mathematical foundations seem essential for meaningful advancements.
http://www.cis.upenn.edu/~jean/math-basics.pdf
The paper you linked seems like a great resource; have you had a chance to go through it and find any particularly insightful sections that you think we could apply to our current projects?
I've found that the intuition behind mathematical concepts like linear algebra and calculus can be just as valuable as the formulas themselves - have you come across any resources that help build that intuition?
I completely agree, but don't you think that the rise of deep learning libraries has somewhat reduced the need for individuals to have a deep mathematical understanding, at least for certain applications?