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From Zero to Research Scientist full resources guide.

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16 | ## Guide description
17 | This guide is designated to anybody with basic programming knowledge or a computer science background interested in becoming a Research Scientist with :dart: on Deep Learning and NLP.
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19 | You can go Bottom-Up or Top-Down both works well and it is actually crucial to know which approach suites you the best. If you are okay with studying lots of mathematical concepts without application then use Bottom-Up. If you want to go hands-on first then use the Top-Down first.
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21 | ## Contents:
22 | - [Mathematical Foundation](#Mathematical-Foundations)
23 | - [Linear Algebra](#Linear-Algebra)
24 | - [Probability](#Probability)
25 | - [Calculus](#Calculus)
26 | - [Optimization Theory](#Optimization-Theory)
27 | - [Machine Learning](#Machine-Learning)
28 | - [Deep Learning](#Deep-Learning)
29 | - [Reinforcement Learning](#Reinforcement-Learning)
30 | - [Natural Language Processing](#Natural-Language-Processing)
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32 | ## Mathematical Foundations:
33 | The Mathematical Foundation part is for all Artificial Intelligence branches such as Machine Learning, Reinforcement Learning, Computer Vision and so on. AI is heavily math-theory based so a solid foundation is essential.
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35 | ### Linear Algebra
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