@Jolyne_AI: Online machine learning tutorials often fall into two extremes: either full of formulas, abstract and hard to digest; or just teach you how to use frameworks, skimming over the principles. As a result, after learning, you can run code but fail to grasp the core of algorithms. I dug up a free open-source ebook on GitHub called "Applied Machine Learning in Py…"
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Recommend a free open-source ebook "Applied Machine Learning in Python", which combines mathematical derivation and Python implementation, covers 30+ algorithms, and provides interactive visualizations, suitable for systematic learning of machine learning principles and practice.
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