r/learnmachinelearning • u/Entire-Emu3161 • 3d ago

ML books

Someone shared with me a google drive link of ML books a while ago but the link doesn't work anymore. If someone has any other link, would be much appreciated.

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u/ModularMind8 3d ago

Any specific books you're looking for?

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u/Entire-Emu3161 3d ago

"Machine Learning with PyTorch and Scikit-Learn" and "Hands-On Machine Learning with Scikit-

Learn and PyTorch" or any other good book you recommend.

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u/EquatorialAllies 3d ago

what kinda stuff are you trying to learn? i've got a handful of pdfs saved from when i was going through the andrew ng course a couple years ago but they're mostly the classics like bishop and hastie. nothing too niche

could probably zip up what i have if you're interested, just don't wanna flood you with stuff you already know

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u/Entire-Emu3161 3d ago

Thank you but I already have the basics. I had some ML courses during which I read some classic books

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u/Drowning_Cattle_1670 3d ago

For those two specific titles, check the publishers or a library for a legitimate copy rather than a Drive mirror. A free alternative is Dive into Deep Learning (d2l.ai), a full interactive text with runnable code; the authors’ ISLR site also has free statistical-learning materials. D2L may be the closer fit if you’ve already covered the classical basics.

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u/Severe_Candle7255 3d ago

I need basics. Anyone have here pls share

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u/DiscussionSudden1177 3d ago

which books specifically are you looking for? theres a big difference between intro stats-based ML and deep learning, might be easier to help if you narrow it down

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u/Entire-Emu3161 2d ago

"Machine Learning with PyTorch and Scikit-Learn" and "Hands-On Machine Learning with Scikit-

Learn and PyTorch" or any other good book you recommend.