I am an undergrad physics student. Nowadays, I observe a tendency among physicists to learn machine learning. Surely, it's highly useful to know ML when you have to deal with tons of data from experiments. There is a great review paper( Rev. Mod. Phys. 91, 045002 (2019)) about the many uses of ML in different subfields of physics.

I know that engineers use ML very often. What about the use of ML biology, geology, neuroscience, or other STEM fields? How often is ML used in those fields? I would like to know some personal experiences from people of different STEM fields.

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