5 Machine Learning Books You Should Read in 2020-2021

In this video, I talk about some machine learning books that I HIGHLY recommend. These books are recommended for people who are at a beginner to intermediate level in machine learning skill. That is not to say you need to read every single one of them; certain ones will be better for you as an individual than others. Ultimately though, the more you read, the more you are likely to learn!

The Hundred-Page Machine Learning Book:

An Introduction to Statistical Learning:

Applied Predictive Modeling:

Hands-On Machine Learning with Scikit-Learn, Keras, and TensorFlow:

Approaching (Almost) Any Machine Learning Problem:

Deep Learning:

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[TinaHuang]

I’ve been meaning to read approaching almost any machine learning problem for a while now. I think I’m finally going to get it after watching this video. Thanks so much for the awesome recommendations 🔥🔥

[sofusaxelsen]

Hey Richard! Please also make recommendation list on business analytics! Thank you so much keep up the great work 😉

[leavonfletcher]

Awesome! I already have 2 of these books. I just got Machine Learning for Absolute Beginners by Oliver Theobald, Hands-on Machine Learning With Scikit-Learn, Keras and Tensor Flow and Approaching (Almost) Any Machine Learning Problem. I am going through the Machine Learning for Absolute Beginners right now and will go from there. I will let you know how things go. Thanks for sharing!

[xaviercasas]

Going through applied predictive modeling second time went through it in masters course in 7weeks. It felt like that was way too short. I would recommend learned a lot.

[rajatchopra]

The elements os statistical learning? How's the book, can anyone tell?

[siamaksiamak]

Hi, just came across your video, I can just tell all videos are excellent . Short question could you recommend and good python online course ?

[mohammedbouchcoucha]

Hey Richard, I'm your fan from Algeria, my favorite book in machine learning is 'hands on machine learning with scikit-learn and tensorflow'

[LewiUberg]

Doing a image binary classifications on 40k X-rays now using CNN. Oh my! Can't seem to get over 60% accuracy no matter what I do 😅 books needed

[giorgosiotis]

Yes, nice to read books, but it is better to promote tecniques for AI to practice the theory

[davidyolchuyev]

why do you look so aggreessive? lol or is it generally your style?