jert47

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Programming Machine Learning: P.Perrotta

Title: Programming ML (page 200) - installing keras 2.3.1 doesn’t install TensorFlow, as the book suggests.

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jert47

Hi, Paolo!

I solved this little problem by installing TF manually, version 2.7.0, which uninstalled Keras 2.3.1 and installed Keras 2.7.0.

As one might expect, it was just a minor inconvenience.

Otherwise, I must say that your book is amazing and your pedagogical talent is outstanding.

I’m a retired system programmer with a long history in telecom industry. So, all that ML hype did not even started during my active years. I made several attempts to conquer ML, but to no avail. You made it possible. Thank you.

Jerry T, Sweden
Carpe diem!!!

jert47

jert47

Hi again, Paolo!

Now I’m finished with “ML Programming”. And I’m still overwhelmed. Your book really explained to me what ML is (and what it’s not).
Your ability to formulate those advanced ideas in plain english is fantastic! And, I can only imagine the huge amount of work you
had to invest in the incredibly well-designed examples. This was the best book on any technical subject ever! And have red a few.

I am a little undecided where to go next on this amazing field. So, I can only wish you will write more on something I would consider

as exciting. ML on LEGO, perhaps? Now, with LEGO Robot Inventor and Raspberry Pi Build HAT …

Thank you and take care, for now.

Jerry Trymander, Sweden
Carpe diem!!!

heuristocrat

heuristocrat

I understand, software estimation is hard in its own right. Your suggestion of trying out the first couple of chapters sounds like a sensible approach.

Thank you

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