Python Deep Learning Projects | Book
Applied Deep Learning from Data Collection to Production
Python Deep Learning Projects | Book launched on November 2, 2018 with 9 votes, #949 of 2,726 launches that month.
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This book is perfect for you if you've undertaken at least one course in machine learning and have a modest functional proficiency in Python. We approach deep learning projects from a very practical point of view. In thinking about how to share what we know, our experiences, the strategies that we've learned, and the tactics we employed.
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