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  1. Core ML Survival Guide
    Core ML Survival Guide
    More than you ever wanted to know about mlmodel files and the Core ML and Vision APIs
    Matthijs Hollemans

    Core ML is pretty easy to use — except when it doesn’t do what you want. The Core ML Survival Guide is packed with tips and tricks for solving the most common Core ML problems. Updated for iOS 14 and macOS 11.

  2. Data Speaks - Data Stories that Matter

    See how data can help improve your business and the society at large. Understand the basics of Artificial Intelligence

  3. Machine Learning Pipeline
    Machine Learning Pipeline
    Experience Gain
    Hisham El-Amir

    Hello! Welcome to this guide to machine learning pipeline. If you want to get up-to-speed with some of the most data modeling techniques and gain experience using them to solve challenging problems, this is a good book for you!

  4. Learn By Examples - A Quick Guide to Java Programming for Text Mining and NLP

    Data Science is a growing field. Want to learn the popular java programming language and Stanford NLP to do text mining and Natural Language Processing, this is the book to grab.

  5. Hypothesis-Based Collaborative Filtering
    Hypothesis-Based Collaborative Filtering
    Retrieving Like-Minded Individuals Based on the Comparison of Hypothesized Preferences
    Amancio Bouza

    In this dissertation, we present hypothesis-based collaborative filtering (HCF) to expose individuals to products which best fits their preferences. HCF retrieves like-minded individuals based on the similarity of their hypothesized preferences by means of machine learning algorithms hypothesizing individuals’ preferences.

  6. A Mathematical Theory of the Unknown
    A Mathematical Theory of the Unknown
    Journey Beyond the Frontiers of Human Understanding
    R. A. García Leiva

    This book introduces a formal framework for measuring ignorance (or nescience) and for guiding scientific discovery. Grounded in computability theory, Kolmogorov complexity, and artificial intelligence, the book analyzes how representations and models encode knowledge, and how their limitations can be quantified. The result is a new perspective on unknown unknowns, perfect knowledge, and the limits of science. For readers interested in artificial intelligence, scientific discovery, and the foundations of knowledge.