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Notes, examples, and Python demos for the 2nd edition of the textbook "Machine Learning Refined" (published by Cambridge University Press).
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​Why don't it have code and source of the first version?​ #24

Closed 2323948941 closed 2 years ago

2323948941 commented 2 years ago

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neonwatty commented 2 years ago

Hi! In addition to the content upgrades with the 2nd edition of the text, we made a set of major tech stack upgrades so that as much of the text (including interactive demos, code libraries, animations, jupyter notebooks, etc.,) could be freely distributed online by all. Unfortunately this was not possible to do with the 1st edition of the text.

However the 2nd edition of the text contains virtually all examples contained in the 1st edition - and those code examples are indeed in this repository. If you need help finding a particular example or set of examples please open a targeted issue about them.

2323948941 commented 2 years ago

Ok, thank you for your answer

 

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Hi! In addition to the content upgrades with the 2nd edition of the text, we made a set of major tech stack upgrades so that as much of the text (including interactive demos, code libraries, animations, jupyter notebooks, etc.,) could be freely distributed online by all. Unfortunately this was not possible to do with the 1st edition of the text.

However the 2nd edition of the text contains virtually all examples contained in the 1st edition - and those code examples are indeed in this repository. If you need help finding a particular example or set of examples please open a targeted issue about them.

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