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The other suggestions in this thread are quite good. I'll add "Machine Learning" by Murphy. It's not strictly about neural networks but it's an ML classic and a
by ramblenode 10y ago
The other suggestions in this thread are quite good. I'll add "Machine Learning" by Murphy. It's not strictly about neural networks but it's an ML classic and a rigorous introduction to the subject that will give you a principled understanding of the statistical fundamentals. For actual NN implementation the Karpathy and Nielson sources are excellent.
- p1esk 10y agoDefinitely not the starting point for someone who has no clue. Murphy is probably the very last thing one would read before becoming an expert, and start publishing ML papers.