Anthology of machine learning (The Deep Learning Revolution)

On the first day of May, I read this book. 2018 It was written by Terrence Sejnowski and I really liked it. The author tried to talk about his perception of how the deep learning revolution came about. Moreover, his story is perceived as a personal story of an eyewitness and an active participant, not a journalist who collects materials bit by bit. The book doesn’t contain a grain of code, but it actively mentions areas such as neuroscience, information theory, game theory, and so on.

In the end, I wrote a little article He no longer shared the content of the book, but his impressions of it.

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