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It's pretty easy to just run "Save as PDF" on each chapter individually, and then stitch them together with: pdftk $(ls -tr *.pdf) cat output DeepLearningB
by teraflop 11y ago
It's pretty easy to just run "Save as PDF" on each chapter individually, and then stitch them together with:
pdftk $(ls -tr *.pdf) cat output DeepLearningBook.pdf
Out of respect for the authors' contract, I won't post the resulting file here, but anyone can reproduce it with about 5 minutes of work.
- gherkin0 11y agoUnfortunately, according to the site, the HTML pages themselves have problems, such as missing parens and incorrect math symbols.
- mcguire 11y agoThat would give you a PDF version of the web page, right? Wouldn't you still have problems with "some things like subscript expressions do not render correctly"?
- throwaway287391 11y agoIn case anyone else has trouble with the "Save as PDF" part, I did it successfully using Firefox on OSX: from the print menu, choose "show details" and change all headers/footers to "--blank--" so there's no ugly URLs/dates in the corners, then press PDF -> "Save as PDF". (In Chrome, on the other hand, saving/printing as PDF chopped each page into quarters for me...) At least in the one chapter I've saved so far, all the math notation renders just like in the HTML version.