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So it's a reference, not a pedagogical tool then? A reference implies you already know the topic and just want an index to jog your memory for things you can't
by platz 8y ago
So it's a reference, not a pedagogical tool then?
A reference implies you already know the topic and just want an index to jog your memory for things you can't hold all in your head at once.
That is different than a pedagogical tool. If so, you shouldn't recommend it to those want to learn the topic.
- whymauri 8y agoPhrased like this, I agree with you. I didn't think about it like that. I agree with the poster below. Outside of classes, lecture notes, the books I listed, and Sutton/Barto (Intro. to Reinforcement Learning) have taught me the material. I use Goodfellow to brush up before interviews or jog my memory about topic I don't work with very often (like computer vision).