More Guides for ML Models

[ChSatyaSavith]

I would like to add some of my notebooks in your repository, can i?

[urmel79]

Hi @ChSatyaSavith, you're welcome to do a proposal via a git pull request. Cheers, Bjoern.

[urmel79]

Hi @ChSatyaSavith, thank you for your pull request. I will look at it in the coming days, but at the moment I am very busy with work and private life. I ask for your understanding. Cheers, Bjoern.

[urmel79]

Hi @ChSatyaSavith,

thank you for your contribution. I have imported it to a dev branch and had a look at it. This morning I found time to review your new notebook. So here are my thoughts for improvement:

• Your notebook does not follow the elaborated step-by-step structure of my course. That's why I moved it to the "./playground" subfolder where other experimental notebooks are located.
• Since the entire repository and its PDF results are published under open source / open access licenses, there is a requirement to reference external media sources such as images. Please include the source and license terms (appropriate to the open access publication, of course). If this is not possible, please create the graphical content yourself and license it under Creative Commons.
• The formulas should not be "borrowed" from external sources. They can be created very easily by yourself as LaTeX formulas. You can find an example in my tutorial in section "6.2.1 Normalization".

As soon as you have revised your notebook, I will merge it to the "main" branch.

Thank you very much and greetings, Björn.