About the Book

Expand Your Machine Learning Knowledge

Machine learning and AI are moving at a rapid pace. Researchers and practitioners are constantly struggling to keep up with the breadth of concepts and techniques. This book provides bite-sized bits of knowledge for your journey from machine learning beginner to expert, covering topics from various machine learning areas. Even experienced machine learning researchers and practitioners will encounter something new that they can add to their arsenal of techniques.

Who Is This Book For?

Machine Learning Q and AI is for people who are already familiar with machine learning and want to learn something new. However, this is not a math or coding book. You won't need to solve any proofs or run any code while reading. In other words, this book is a perfect travel companion or something you can read on your favorite reading chair with your morning coffee.

Print and Digital Books

I'm pleased to announce my collaboration with No Starch Press for the print end ebook editions of my book. This edition has undergone professional editing to enhance its quality. It's now available for at the No Starch Press's website: 

https://nostarch.com/machine-learning-q-and-ai.

About the Author

Sebastian Raschka, PhD

@rasbt

Sebastian Raschka is a machine learning and AI researcher with a strong passion for education. As Lead AI Educator at Lightning AI, he is excited about making AI and deep learning more accessible and teaching people how to utilize these technologies at scale.

Before dedicating his time fully to Lightning AI, Sebastian held a position as Assistant Professor of Statistics at the University of Wisconsin-Madison, where he specialized in researching deep learning and machine learning. You can find out more about his research on Google Scholar.

Moreover, Sebastian loves open-source software and has been a passionate contributor for more than 10 years. Next to coding, he also loves writing and authored the bestselling Python Machine Learning book and Machine Learning with PyTorch and Scikit-Learn.

If you like to find out more about Sebastian and what he is currently up to, please visit his personal website at https://sebastianraschka.com. You can also find Sebastian on Twitter and LinkedIn.