Machine Learning Books you should read in 2020

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[PrzemekChojeckiAI]

Here's a complete list of Machine Learning Books you should read in 2020:

[oiconigawo]

Hello, I actually just finished Wes Mckinney's textbook to get a in-depth look at Pandas. I also took a Machine Learning course in my last term at university (Just finished, so like a month ago), but it was R-based. So to get myself up to speed with Python, I read Python For Everybody to get a basic handle of the language.


I also completed a Computer Science minor (Java was the university's language of choice) at university, with a major in Economics (Complementary courses are also econometrics, probability theory, and linear algebra). I was thinking of reading Hands-on ML by Aurelien Geron but it seemed a bit oversimplified, I think you have persuaded me to give this Python Machine Learning textbook a try! I'll tell you how it goes.

[yasirmehmood]

Nice. Can I have a softcopy of these books if you have?

[zigzag]

I'm an ML noob and would love learn how to read ML papers. Do you have a guide that teaches new ML practitioners how to read ML papers? Love your content though.

[bSharpHacker]

Highly recommend the second book, Python Machine Learning. What was the third book on Deep Learning? The video shows a different book than the link.

[n.ganadily]

You are so wrong about it being for beginners
I recommend Learning Python by O’Reilly then introduction to machine learning with Python