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Deep Learning with Python (Chollet) and Hands-On Machine Learning (Géron) may be a bit redundant currently. With 2.x versions of Tensorflow, Keras (which is wha
by bart_spoon 6y ago
Deep Learning with Python (Chollet) and Hands-On Machine Learning (Géron) may be a bit redundant currently. With 2.x versions of Tensorflow, Keras (which is what Deep Learning with Python covers) has been completely integrated into into the Tensorflow API (which is covered in Hands-On Machine Learning). Both books are good, but the newest edition of Hands-On Machine Learning is updated for Tensorflow 2.0, and so it is probably the more relevant of the two.