hello 4chin
i need help. I have a meeting coming up very soon with the executive director of my school's Law Analytics program.
My partner and I are undergraduates, me an economics major and him a CS major. I am trying to go to law school. he is trying to get data analysis and machine learning experience under his belt.
What I need is recommendations on where to get started in "data mining and machine learning. Textbooks, recommended online courses.
I have some resources pulled from /sci/ guide, but I don't think it's enough. I have seen that there are some Law Analytics textbooks, but wouldn't know where to trust. My partner is well versed enough in CS that entirely layman resources are not necessary.
I am versed well enough in R and experimental economics to not be totally lost, but I could really use a nudge in the right direction.
For context, I am going to approach this director with the mindset of "hello, we have read your departments papers, understand generally the developments which you guys have made in machine learning/text analysis. and would like to ask that you take us under your wing as undergraduates ready to learn, or guide/help us as undergraduates develop our own journal/papers/club which proves demonstrated interest in the Legal Analytics field.
:
Would be happy to follow up with more specific examples of the kind of analysis and work that they have done at my institute. Thank you!
i need help. I have a meeting coming up very soon with the executive director of my school's Law Analytics program.
My partner and I are undergraduates, me an economics major and him a CS major. I am trying to go to law school. he is trying to get data analysis and machine learning experience under his belt.
What I need is recommendations on where to get started in "data mining and machine learning. Textbooks, recommended online courses.
I have some resources pulled from /sci/ guide, but I don't think it's enough. I have seen that there are some Law Analytics textbooks, but wouldn't know where to trust. My partner is well versed enough in CS that entirely layman resources are not necessary.
I am versed well enough in R and experimental economics to not be totally lost, but I could really use a nudge in the right direction.
For context, I am going to approach this director with the mindset of "hello, we have read your departments papers, understand generally the developments which you guys have made in machine learning/text analysis. and would like to ask that you take us under your wing as undergraduates ready to learn, or guide/help us as undergraduates develop our own journal/papers/club which proves demonstrated interest in the Legal Analytics field.
:
Would be happy to follow up with more specific examples of the kind of analysis and work that they have done at my institute. Thank you!
