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Deep Learning With Python: A Fundamentals Guide To Understanding Machine Learning and Artificial Intelligence With Scikit-Learn, TensorFlow, and Keras
Deep learning is a part of the field of computer science and a subset of machine learning that involves computer systems being able to " learn " unsupervised with data that is unlabeled or unstructured.
In 2017, AlphaGo, which is AI developed by Google DeepMind and started off by only knowing the rules of the game, was eventually able to train itself and beat Ke Jie, the world No.1 ranked player at the time. Although this may not seem that impressive at first, it is important to understand that Go is a very complex game that many programmers were not able to trump with AI in the past.
Although Go is an interesting example, the possibilities of using machine learning are limitless. From retail to medicine to finance, machine learning has the ability to change each industry it comes into contact with. In fact, this revolution has already begun and will only continue to get bigger. According to statista.com, the artificial intelligence industry is set to grow exponentially in the next few years from $7 Billion in 2018 to $90 Billion in 2025! This isn't something you can afford to miss.
Without a doubt it is the future. However , it is as complex as it is revolutionary. If you do not have a background or any experience in the field, it is easy to get bogged down by all the complicated concepts and term. And if you are at a more advanced level, the information you find won't be thorough enough.
In this book, you will find the perfect balance between the information being very thorough and being able to understand it. Although tailored for beginners, it won't contain simple and easily accessible information. You will dive deep into the field but will be carefully led through it in a way that will make everything easy to understand even if you do not have a technical background in computer programming.
In 2017, AlphaGo, which is AI developed by Google DeepMind and started off by only knowing the rules of the game, was eventually able to train itself and beat Ke Jie, the world No.1 ranked player at the time. Although this may not seem that impressive at first, it is important to understand that Go is a very complex game that many programmers were not able to trump with AI in the past.
Although Go is an interesting example, the possibilities of using machine learning are limitless. From retail to medicine to finance, machine learning has the ability to change each industry it comes into contact with. In fact, this revolution has already begun and will only continue to get bigger. According to statista.com, the artificial intelligence industry is set to grow exponentially in the next few years from $7 Billion in 2018 to $90 Billion in 2025! This isn't something you can afford to miss.
Without a doubt it is the future. However , it is as complex as it is revolutionary. If you do not have a background or any experience in the field, it is easy to get bogged down by all the complicated concepts and term. And if you are at a more advanced level, the information you find won't be thorough enough.
In this book, you will find the perfect balance between the information being very thorough and being able to understand it. Although tailored for beginners, it won't contain simple and easily accessible information. You will dive deep into the field but will be carefully led through it in a way that will make everything easy to understand even if you do not have a technical background in computer programming.
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Published October 31, 2018
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July 5, 2020
Much too shallow
This book is too shallow to be of much use. It walks the reader through some simple example neural networks without explaining the code. When through the reader has a couple of examples that can solve a single problem but no understanding of how to apply the concepts to a unique problem of their own.
This book is too shallow to be of much use. It walks the reader through some simple example neural networks without explaining the code. When through the reader has a couple of examples that can solve a single problem but no understanding of how to apply the concepts to a unique problem of their own.
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