Reading the book / books #20
-
|
Hi Sebastian, Thank you for a wonderful resource to learn ML. I would like to ask as an absolute beginner to ML, should I start with Python Machine Learning book Edition 3 and then come to the new book "ML with Pytorch & Scikit-learn" or can I directly jump into this book and get everything the old book has ? Please let me know. Thanks. |
Beta Was this translation helpful? Give feedback.
Replies: 1 comment 1 reply
-
|
Good question. You can definitely skip "Python Machine Learning book Edition 3" and jump directly into "ML with Pytorch & Scikit-learn". You will get everything that PyML 3 has, and more :). (The only reason to consider PyML 3 is if you really must use TensorFlow and have no interest in PyTorch whatsoever). |
Beta Was this translation helpful? Give feedback.
-
|
Okay got it. Thank you so much for the clear answer. I will then start with the new book. |
Beta Was this translation helpful? Give feedback.
Good question. You can definitely skip "Python Machine Learning book Edition 3" and jump directly into "ML with Pytorch & Scikit-learn". You will get everything that PyML 3 has, and more :).
(The only reason to consider PyML 3 is if you really must use TensorFlow and have no interest in PyTorch whatsoever).