A Plain English Introduction (Machine Learning From Scratch)
by Oliver Theobald
appears in Machine Learning.
Featured by Tableau as the first of "7 Books About Machine Learning for Beginners" Ready to crank up a virtual server and smash through petabytes of data Want to add 'Machine Learning' to your LinkedIn profileWell, hold on there...Before you embark on your epic journey into the world of machine learning, there is some theory and statistical princ...
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Consider The Singularity Is Near by Ray Kurzweil. Recommended by 13 sources.
“Kurzweil’s manifesto bombards you with trend lines and bulleted predictions, zooming out to a 2040s where humans merge with machines. The useful part: you get a detailed, almost cinematic vision of a radically altered future—health, energy, intelligence—that’s hard to find elsewhere. The drag: his certainty grates, the prose feels like a sales deck, and the middle chapters recycle the same exponential insight until you’re numb. You’ll either emerge fired up or fed up.”
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