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What are the Best Books for Machine Learning?

Published on 21 July 18
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Machine learning requires the perfect balance of Engineering and Artificial Intelligence, with the proper hold on the subject matter of each. When one plans on pursuing their career ahead by meaning to excel in Machine Learning, it must be kept in mind, that the grip in the basic concepts needs to be strong enough to teach who comes under you, and flexible enough to absorb new concepts. All these points come handy in a person if he/she has been firm in understanding the concepts of Math, Programming, and Domain knowledge, according to professors and other experts of this subject matter.

The importance of Mathematics is for building the new and innovative designs of machines, as there are many already built, what Is needed is no longer machines, but machines with new ideas, and concepts instilled in it. For the following purpose there needs to be the proper understanding of the interior of machines, the sub-branches of Math like Linear Algebra, Probability Theory, Optimization and Calculus suffices the knowledge needed for that purpose.

Programming, on the other hand, is used to bring and make up plans for creating new models of machines. Although the tension is released a bit when on learning only a few languages of Programming the planner can design new models. Python is best for beginners, and even for advanced learners, R is good but has slow run time, Julia is mostly suggested these days for it being new consisting of limited libraries, it is fast and easy, C++ is difficult but precise in getting results.

Machine modelling is seen as an art, which gets better by practice and reading lots of papers and understanding the techniques and tricks of Math, the concept of Programming through the ML/DL, rather than vice-versa. The following books are recommended by many experts for the building of basic concepts regarding Machine learning to Building new and innovative plans for future machines.
PARADIGMS OF ARTIFICIAL LEARNING PROGRAMMING
This books by Peter Norvig consists of the up-to-date case studies of AI programming. It has the basic concepts with respect to the machine learning; hence people with very bleak knowledge of programming are advised not to refer the book, instead use something for understanding coding better before taking this book up. It is a 900+ paged book, with detailed descriptions regarding AI, and is seen as the best guide for the subject matter.
MACHINE LEARNING FOR DUMMIES
An easy guide is touring the reader from basic concepts of machine learning to the level of advancements for getting enough grasp to design one of your own. The Authors, John Paul Mueller and Luca Massaron, are both data scientists and have years of experience in research turned out to be the best guide for the matter, via this book. It shows not just the stark distinction between Machine learning and AI but helps to know the link between them, by dealing with the history of machines, giving a better grasp.
MACHINE LEARNING: THE NEW AI
The book is the recently launched one with contemporary links made with the Tech industry. The author Ethan Alpaydin is a top-notch writer of the subject and a scholar in this field. The book looks into algorithms used in data sets, and gives certain codes based upon those sets, apart from explaining the evolution of machines, and their current practical usages.
MACHINE LEARNING: THE ART AND SCIENCE OF ALGORITHM THAT MAKE SENSE OF DATA
The books by Peter Flach is very eminent for the professionals already working in the field of machines to draw back the concepts and review the basic given in detailed yet brief explanations, to revive the finishing of the subject matter. It contains the current practical examples of the machine in motion. The book is labeled with diagrams and charts, for a better understanding of the concept.
There are certainly other books with similar contents, but the above mentioned are those which guides the readers and aspirers in a way that for them is convenient and clears their doubts in a read or two. Some of them are:
  1. ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE: A MODERN APPROACH (Stuart Russel and Peter Norvig)
  2. PYTHON MACHINE LEARNING (Sebastian Raschka)
  3. DATA SCIENCE FROM SCRATCH (FIRST PRINCIPLES WITH PYTHON (Joel Grus)

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