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2025-04-01 · libgen.is

Libgen (similar to ArXiV)

Library Genesis is a scientific community targeting collection of books on natural science disciplines and engineering.

2025-04-01 · grahammann.net

Summaries & Notes From Books I've Read

Detailed notes, summaries, and lessons I've learned from the books I've read. Includes topics like psychology, leadership, productivity and marketing.

2025-02-26 · newyorker.com

Michael Lewis on the Magic of One-Hit Wonders

Michael Lewis—author of “The Big Short,” “Moneyball,” and other best-sellers—discusses books by writers who didn’t publish much, and how they helped shape his career.

2024-12-07 · r-bloggers.com

7 New Books added to Big Book of R [7/12/2024] | R-bloggers

I’m very happy to introduce 7 additions to the Big Book of R collection which now stands at almost 450 free, open-source R programming books. A special thanks to Gary and Lucca Scrucca for their submissions. In case you missed it, the Big Book of R bot is live on … The post 7…

2024-05-15 · marktechpost.com

Top Books on Deep Learning and Neural Networks

Deep learning is crucial in today's age as it powers advancements in artificial intelligence, enabling applications like image and speech recognition, language translation, and autonomous vehicles. Understanding deep learning equips individuals to harness its potential, driving…

2024-01-25 · en.wikipedia.org

Noise: A Flaw in Human Judgment - Wikipedia

Noise: A Flaw in Human Judgment is a nonfiction book by professors Daniel Kahneman, Olivier Sibony and Cass Sunstein. It was first published on May 18, 2021. The book concerns 'noise' in human judgment and decision-making. The authors define noise in human judgment as…

2023-10-20 · mltechniques.com

Math for Machine Learning: 14 Must-Read Books

It is possible to design and deploy advanced machine learning algorithms that are essentially math-free and stats-free. People working on that are typically professional mathematicians. These algorithms are not necessarily simpler. See for instance a math-free regression…