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24 alternatives to I built 10 ML algos from scratch because fit() predict() are not enough

Companion code for Machine Learning From Scratch — 10 core ML algorithms built from scratch with NumPy, compared with Scikit-learn and PyTorch. - ml-from-scratch-book/code

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    A minimalist deep learning library written from scratch in Python - sradc/SmallPebble

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