@SasukeItachiUchihaFromKonoha
' hands on machine learning with scikit-learn and tensorflow ' All time goat🛐
@user-ob5vq3jm4x
These books sound like such a game-changer for diving into machine learning! Your enthusiasm is contagious, and it’s awesome to see someone so passionate about learning.
@ThatwasAsian
To make the loop smoother just say “these are the best machine learning algorithm books” in one take, cut “these are the-“ and move it to the end of the video when you’re done. Hope this helps!
@Techdadphd
Statquest illustrative guide is the best for me. Made for people like me that get confused in ML classes
@advaithsahasranamam6170
The statquest guide to ML is a godsend!
@samxu7183
I don't usually read books, but one of the books I really love and actually got a physical copy of is "deep learning with Python by Francois Chollet" in which the second edition actually talks about some fairly recent stuff.
@shaggy75
Bet he didn't even read 10 pages any of those books, they look super new...even the smell might be there
@silentwater79
Those books look like new and as he did not even open those books a single time.
@eddysaoudi253
I recommend the "grokking" series in Manning Publications like Grokking Machine Learning
@John83118
This is simply groundbreaking. A book I read with similar insights shook my world. "Game Theory and the Pursuit of Algorithmic Fairness" by Jack Frostwell
@stevenrogers12
Thanks for sharing your insights on these books. For anyone diving into the job hunt, I’ve heard Resubot is a solid option for crafting a resume that stands out.
@user-ob5vq3jm4x
These books sound like such a game-changer for diving deeper into machine learning! Your enthusiasm is contagious-definitely adding a few of these to my reading list.
@Garaceg
Do we need to get these books on a Physical format (or at least eBook format) or would also work if I were to get them on audio format?
@Eysh2009
The Oreilly ones are always amazing, I have most of them here at home!
@CodeNomadAman
"I know you haven't even read a single page; all the books are new. 😅"
@hemeldebnath5460
Statistical pattern recognition and machine learning by Chris Bishop. Classic book for ML
@tlo0542
Love the work you do. Thank you kindly 🙏❤️
@celestialgamer360
i am learning from the book called- hands on machine learning with scikit learn and tensorflow...
@firasbrinsi9700
Hello Nicholas, isn't Data Science from Scratch a bit dated? Can you recommend any more recent books? Thanks!
@sridharsarnobat8673