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Machine Learning with Python: The Definitive Guide to Mastering Machine Learning in Python and a Problem-Guide Solver to Creating Real-World Intelligent ...
NEW REEDITED AND CORRECTED EDITION!
What Are Machine Learning's Different Types?
In Machine Learning Model, what do 'training Set' and 'test Set' mean? How much data will you set aside for training, validation, and testing sets?
What is Machine Learning with Semi-Supervision?
Keep reading if you wish to know the answers!
Python is a global programming language used by equally data engineers & data scientists, and it is also the most popular. Python is loved by all the Data Scientists I've talked to and many of my friends since it can automate all the mundane operational work that data engineers must perform.
Python also contains algorithms, analytics, & data visualization tools, such as Matplotlib, a must-have for data scientists.
Only a few lines long make the requirement to organize, process and analyze data easy in both jobs. It is one of the greatest Python books presently available on the market if you want to learn about TensorFlow. Even though the book's first half focuses on machine learning, the second half is entirely devoted to neural networks. Convolutional neural networks and other important aspects of deep Learning using TensorFlow are also covered. Pandas is another library that I suggest.
It's a powerful tool, and you'll need it if you're working with data.
The following are some of the things you'll study in Machine Learning with To Machine LearningSupervised And Unsupervised LearningVectors, Matrices, ArraysData Loading And Data WranglingDataset PreparationModel Selection And Model EvaluationAlgorithm Chains And PipelinesDecision TreesNaive BayesIntroduction To The Clustering TechniquesPractices For Hyperparameter TuningMechanics Of Tensor FlowBuilding Good DatasetsCompressing Data Via Dimensionality ReductionCombining Different Models For Ensemble LearningApplying Sentiment Analysis To Machine LearningEmbedding Machine Learning Model Into Web ApplicationPredicting Continuous Target Variables With Regression AnalysisClassification Of Image With Deep Convolutional NetworkModeling Sequential Data Using Recurrent Neural NetworksReinforcement Learning
Every Data Scientist & Machine Learning programmer should master Pandas to cleanse data before using it in their model. While you don't need to be an expert in Python to read this book, you should be familiar with the language. You'll start by understanding the principles of machine learning. Then you'll learn about some of the most generally used machine learning algorithms and their benefits and drawbacks.
However, it also provides a detailed introduction to numerous machine learning principles. It's chock-full of illustrations and explanations. Many practical examples explain the principles of machine learning. The datasets are comprehensive yet easy to interpret for unskilled learners.
On top of that, you'll get extensive real-world case studies that help you remember what you've learned. So, prepare to have your hands filthy because there will be plenty of workouts. You'll begin by studying the essentials, such as machine learning and how to use it. Then, utilizing real-world circumstances, you'll learn about machine learning methods.
What Are Machine Learning's Different Types?
In Machine Learning Model, what do 'training Set' and 'test Set' mean? How much data will you set aside for training, validation, and testing sets?
What is Machine Learning with Semi-Supervision?
Keep reading if you wish to know the answers!
Python is a global programming language used by equally data engineers & data scientists, and it is also the most popular. Python is loved by all the Data Scientists I've talked to and many of my friends since it can automate all the mundane operational work that data engineers must perform.
Python also contains algorithms, analytics, & data visualization tools, such as Matplotlib, a must-have for data scientists.
Only a few lines long make the requirement to organize, process and analyze data easy in both jobs. It is one of the greatest Python books presently available on the market if you want to learn about TensorFlow. Even though the book's first half focuses on machine learning, the second half is entirely devoted to neural networks. Convolutional neural networks and other important aspects of deep Learning using TensorFlow are also covered. Pandas is another library that I suggest.
It's a powerful tool, and you'll need it if you're working with data.
The following are some of the things you'll study in Machine Learning with To Machine LearningSupervised And Unsupervised LearningVectors, Matrices, ArraysData Loading And Data WranglingDataset PreparationModel Selection And Model EvaluationAlgorithm Chains And PipelinesDecision TreesNaive BayesIntroduction To The Clustering TechniquesPractices For Hyperparameter TuningMechanics Of Tensor FlowBuilding Good DatasetsCompressing Data Via Dimensionality ReductionCombining Different Models For Ensemble LearningApplying Sentiment Analysis To Machine LearningEmbedding Machine Learning Model Into Web ApplicationPredicting Continuous Target Variables With Regression AnalysisClassification Of Image With Deep Convolutional NetworkModeling Sequential Data Using Recurrent Neural NetworksReinforcement Learning
Every Data Scientist & Machine Learning programmer should master Pandas to cleanse data before using it in their model. While you don't need to be an expert in Python to read this book, you should be familiar with the language. You'll start by understanding the principles of machine learning. Then you'll learn about some of the most generally used machine learning algorithms and their benefits and drawbacks.
However, it also provides a detailed introduction to numerous machine learning principles. It's chock-full of illustrations and explanations. Many practical examples explain the principles of machine learning. The datasets are comprehensive yet easy to interpret for unskilled learners.
On top of that, you'll get extensive real-world case studies that help you remember what you've learned. So, prepare to have your hands filthy because there will be plenty of workouts. You'll begin by studying the essentials, such as machine learning and how to use it. Then, utilizing real-world circumstances, you'll learn about machine learning methods.
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Published October 25, 2022
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