📚 RECOMMENDED BOOKS TO START WITH MACHINE LEARNING
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If you're new to ML, here are the 3 best books I recommend (I've personally read all of these):
1. Hands-On Machine Learning – the go-to practical ML guide: https://amzn.to/3UcGqSS
2. Mathematics for Machine Learning – deep dive into the theoretical aspects of ML: https://amzn.to/3IZgHe7
3. Designing Machine Learning Systems - practical strategies for building scalable ML solutions: https://amzn.to/4ojEqFX
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In this video, we explore why the least squares method is closely related to the Gaussian distribution. Simply put, this happens because it assumes that the errors or residuals in the data follow a normal distribution with a mean on the regression line.
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