Machine learning books

[eventful88]

I'm new to machine learning and I am wondering if anyone here has books or e-books that I can read during my free time to learn more about it? Came across that 100 Page Machine Learning book by the way but not sure if it's any good Thanks!

 

[Capturingcaptcha]

Not sure what book is that, but genearlly, if you're a beginner look for introductory books. Those are aimed at beginners and offer plenty of information about how to get started and learn everything there is to learn about this industry. What are your plans for this? Turn it into a profession or just a hoby?

 

[DandD]

The "100 Page Machine Learning Book" is overrated, it oversimplifies complex ideas and leaves beginners thinking they've mastered ML after a weekend skim. If you're serious, start with proper textbooks or you're just memeing knowledge.

 

[Bodak.brown]

it's a great place to start alongside some hands on practice for a newbie, also, if you want something a bit deeper but still beginner friendly, "Hands On Machine Learning with Scikit-Learn, Keras, and TensorFlow" is popular and practical