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Learning Machine Learning in Elixir
In this blog post I share my methodology on learning machine learning in Elixir and some of the challenges I faced. I also compare the code between python and elixir. That way the reader can learn to adapt some of the code they may have seen in python over to elixir.
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mercyf
This looks good. Thanks for the heads up on the book.
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