Machine Learning for Dummies
by John Paul Mueller
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Recommended by 1 source and appears in Best Artificial Intelligence Books, Machine Learning, and Data Science.
Your nononsense guide to making sense of machine learning Machine learning can be a mindboggling concept for the masses, but those who are in the trenches of computer Programming, know just how invaluable it is. Without machine learning, fraud detection, web search results, realtime ads on web pages, credit scoring, automation, and email spam fil...
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