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Ask HN: Serious Machine Learning Python books that can replace a good course?
- Bostonian 4y agoHands-On Machine Learning with Scikit-Learn, Keras, and TensorFlow (2019) by Aurélien Géron is very good, both covering theory and presenting code.
- sshlocalhost98 4y agoWhy book though? I always thought courses are better in the sense they are hands on and easily updated. Andrew Ang’s machine learning code is gold standard
- gdfgjhs 4y agoFor me, most courses move too slow and it is really hard to find anything specific from watched videos. With books & written tutorials, I can scan whole page in 1-2 seconds and skip if needed. And if need to retrieve information from previous sections, I can either use find command. In case of physical books, it is still faster then scanning through videos.
- sshlocalhost98 4y agoAh yeah, makes sense too