Steven Cooper

☆★The Best Deep Learning Book for Beginners★☆ If you are looking for a complete beginners guide to learn deep learning with examples, in just a few hours, then you need to continue reading. This book delves into the basics of deep learning for those who are enthusiasts concerning all things machine learning and artificial intelligence. For those who have seen movies which show computer systems taking over the world like, Terminator, or benevolent systems that watch over the population, i.e. Person of Interest, this should be right up your alley. This book will give you the basics of what deep learning entails. That means frameworks used by coders and significant components and tools used in deep learning, that enable facial recognition, speech recognition, and virtual assistance. Yes, deep learning provides the tools through which systems like Siri became possible. ★★ Grab your copy today and learn ★★ ♦ Deep learning utilizes frameworks which allow people to develop tools which are able to offer better abstraction, along with simplification of hard programming issues. TensorFlow is the most popular tool and is used by corporate giants such as Airbus, Twitter, and even Google. ♦ The book illustrates TensorFlow and Caffe2 as the prime frameworks that are used for development by Google and Facebook. Facebook illustrates Caffe2 as one of the lightweight and modular deep learning frameworks, though TensorFlow is the most popular one, considering it has a lot of popularity, and thus, a big forum, which allows for assistance on main problems. ♦ The book considers several components and tools of deep learning such as the neural networks; CNNs, RNNs, GANs, and auto-encoders. These algorithms create the building blocks which propel deep learning and advance it. ♦ The book also considers several applications, including chatbots and virtual assistants, which have become the main focus for deep learning into the future, as they represent the next frontier in information gathering and connectivity. The Internet of Things is also represented here, as deep learning allows for the integration of various systems via an artificial intelligence system, which is already being used for the home and car functions. ♦ And much more... The use of data science adds a lot of value to businesses, and we will continue to see the need for data scientists grow. This book is probably one of the best books for beginners. It's a step-by-step guide for any person who wants to start learning deep learning and artificial intelligence from scratch. When data science can reduce spending costs by billions of dollars in the healthcare industry, why wait to jump in? If you want to get started on deep learning and the concepts that run artificial technologies, don't wait any longer. Scroll up and click the buy now button to get this book today!

A Comprehensive Introduction of Deep Learning Fundamentals for Beginners to Understanding Frameworks, Neural Networks, Large Datasets, and Creative Applications with Ease

Deep Learning for Beginners

If you are looking for a complete beginners guide to learn machine learning with examples, in just a few hours, then you need to continue reading. Machine learning is an incredibly dense topic. It's hard to imagine condensing it into an easily readable and digestible format. However, this book aims to do exactly that. ★★ Grab your copy today and learn ★★ ♦ The different types of learning algorithm that you can expect to encounter ♦ The numerous applications of machine learning ♦ The different types of machine learning and how they differ ♦ The best practices for picking up machine learning ♦ What languages and libraries to work with ♦ The future of machine learning ♦ The various problems that you can solve with machine learning algorithms ♦ And much more... Starting from nothing, we slowly work our way through all the concepts that are central to machine learning. By the end of this book, you're going to feel as though you have an extremely firm understanding of what machine learning is, how it can be used, and most importantly, how it can change the world. You're also going to have an understanding of the logic behind the algorithms and what they aim to accomplish. Don't waste your time working with a book that's only going to make an already complicated topic even more complicated. Scroll up and click the buy now button to learn everything you need to know about Machine Learning!

An Introduction for Beginners, Why Machine Learning Matters Today and How Machine Learning Networks, Algorithms, Concepts and Neural Networks Really Work

Machine Learning for Beginners

A cop. A psychic. And a dead socialite. Who killed Viveca Canning and where is the Dali masterpiece that hung on the walls of her estate? So many people had a motive. Phoenix Detective Alex Mills is on the case with the help of his sometimes-psychic buddy Gus Parker. You won’t find another duo like them. And once you hop on the wild ride, you won’t want to get off. Who will survive a doomed flight over the Pacific? Who tried to blow up an art gallery? Who saw Viveca Canning as a threat and shot her twice in the head? Those questions hound Gus and Alex as the case unravels. It’s an art caper wrapped in a murder mystery. The Valley of the Sun becomes a Valley of Shadows, where everyone has something to hide and the truth lies beneath Phoenix in a labyrinth of tunnels and dungeons. There’s a lot at stake for Gus and Alex. With the case swirling all around them, the future of Gus and his rock n’ roll girlfriend hangs in the balance. For Alex, it’s a test of family loyalties as a health scare for his wife brings him to the breaking point. Cooper’s style is, at once, scorching and wry. He deftly and seamlessly mixes thrills and chills with snark and wit. There’s good and evil, love and despair, compassion, deceit, and danger. The action swerves around twists and turns and collides with a cast of characters you will not soon forget.

Valley of Shadows

Detective Alex Mills turns to psychic Gus Parker to help him solve a series of baffling murders perpetrated by a deranged killer who leaves his victims' bodies and taunting clues in the cemeteries of Phoenix, AZ. A killer is on the loose, leaving fresh bodies among the dead in Phoenix cemeteries, and marking the murders with ghoulish signs that warn of more evil to come. It's a crude camouflage that has Detective Alex Mills stumped. As he has done before, Mills turns to his buddy, the reluctant psychic Gus Parker. His visions, as cryptic and baffling as they sometimes are, mean something. But just as the investigation heats up, and Mills needs him most, Gus Parker receives ominous threats from a mysterious source. Is this a crazed fan who is trying to get to Gus's love interest, rock-and-roll legend Billie Welch? Or are these threats related to the spree of cemetery killings? There are nefarious secrets hiding in the shadows of the valley's most well-heeled neighborhoods, and some of the most prominent residents have the most to fear.

Dig Your Grave

At over 75,000 words, this is the most comprehensive analysis of Doctor Who series 5 produced so far. Steven Moffat's first series as showrunner for Doctor Who deserves such a thorough examination, as it is arguably the most intricate ever produced. Indeed, there were many innovations in 2010, with the successful introduction of the youngest Doctor ever (Matt Smith), and the contentious redesign of both the Daleks and the TARDIS. Steven Cooper and Kevin Mahoney discuss both these developments and the complex plotting in depth, drawing on their many years of Doctor Who knowledge. Their aim has been to provide constructive criticism of the 2010 series, giving praise where it is due while also pointing out the less successful aspects of the production. In addition to this, they examine the controversies surrounding the series, such as the complaints about the 'sexiness' of the Doctor's new companion, Amy Pond, in the British media. They also critique 'A Christmas Carol', and Russell T Davies' take on the Eleventh Doctor in The Sarah Jane Adventures. So much happened during series 5, with the overall threat posed by the cracks in the universe, that you really do need this indispensable guide to fully grasp the implications of all the events, and to discover the many obscure details that the authors bring to light.

Steven Moffat's Doctor Who 2010: the Critical Fan's Guide to Matt Smith's First Series (Unauthorized)

Kevin Mahoney

At over 90,000 words, this is the most comprehensive fan guide yet published to the 2012-2013 season of Doctor Who. After the first part of the season provided an emotional ending to the Doctor's travels with his friends Amy and Rory, Steven Moffat presented an innovative and intriguing new mystery, as the Doctor puzzled over the “woman twice dead” that is Clara Oswald, who had the most spectacular introduction(s) of any companion. This series was the most demanding yet for Moffat; no other Doctor Who showrunner had previously faced an assignment like writing a series finale, an anniversary story, and a combined Christmas Special/Doctor finale in quick succession. We are with Moffat every step of the way as he rises to this unique challenge. The format of this book is the same as our previous Doctor Who guides. Steven Cooper has written excellent detailed analyses of each episode, which Slant Magazine published online in their House Next Door blog soon after each episode was broadcast. In this way, Steven’s reviews provide an invaluable record of how a long-standing fan reacted to each twist of the plot as it occurred. House Next Door published Steven’s 2013 episode reviews in abridged form; he then expanded upon his analyses, so this book contains far more of his insights than those published online. Kevin Mahoney then follows Steven’s analyses with his reviews, which he wrote from the perspective of having watched the entire series. This enabled him to gauge exactly how Steven Moffat had put this season together, and to assess the success of his various hoodwinks and sleights of hand. In this series, Steven Moffat was just as ambitious as ever - perhaps too ambitious at times, when the scripting became uneven or the production team was not able to realize an episode as well as they might have done. Despite this, there were several episodes that rank among the best of the show's achievements, which we applaud in this celebration of Doctor Who's 50th Anniversary.

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