Deep Learning
A Practitioner's Approach
by Josh Patterson
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appears in Neural Networks, Neural Network, and Deep Learning.
Looking for one central source where you can learn key findings on machine learning Deep Learning: The Definitive Guide provides developers and data scientists with the most practical information available on the subject, including deep learning theory, best practices, and use cases.Authors Adam Gibson and Josh Patterson present the latest relevan...
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appears in Neural Networks, Neural Network, and Deep Learning.
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