Python Machine Learning

Imagine a world where computing systems understand people and the world around us them to a point where they can notice patterns, collect data, interpret it and give recommendations to solve real world problems with high level of precision.

Please note that this book is not a sequel to the First Edition, but rather a restructured and revamped version of the First Edition.

This book is not an introduction to machine learning. If you are not comfortable with the basic concepts of machine learning or have never spent time learning machine learning, do not buy this book.

Machine learning exists at the intersection of traditional mathematics and statistics with software engineering and computer science. In this book, we will describe several tools from traditional statistics that allow you to make sense of the world. Statistics has almost always been concerned with learning something interpretable from data, whereas machine learning has been concerned with turning data into something practical and usable.