The Museum at Purgatory by Nick Bantock

The Museum at Purgatory by Nick Bantock

With .NET 5's ML.NET and Programming ML.NET, any Microsoft .NET developer can solve serious machine learning problems, increasing their value and competitiveness in some of today's fastest-growing areas of software development. World-renowned Microsoft development expert Dino Esposito covers everything you need to know about ML.NET, the machine learning pipeline, and real-world machine learning solutions development.

Modeled on his popular Programming ASP.NET books, this guide takes the same scenario-based approach Microsoft's team used to build the ML.NET framework itself. Esposito presents and illuminates ML.NET's dedicated mini-frameworks (ML Tasks) for specific classes of problems, and draws on personal experience to help developers apply these in the real world, where a problem's complexity can vary widely based on data availability or the specific results you need. In a full section on ML.NET neural networks, Esposito introduces key concepts and presents realistic examples you can reuse in your own applications. Along the way, Esposito also shows how to leverage powerful Python-based machine learning tools in the .NET environment.

Programming ML.NET will help you add machine learning and artificial intelligence to your tool belt, whether you have a background in these high-demand technologies or not.

GRIFFIN & SABINE, SABINE'S NOTEBOOK, and THE GOLDEN MEAN are among Nick Bantock's twenty-five volumes, eleven of which have been on best-seller lists, including three books in the New York Times top 10 at the same time. GRIFFIN & SABINE, the first Griffin novel, remained on the list for more than two years. Nick's books have been translated into thirteen languages and have sold more than five million copies around the world.

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ISBN 13	9780067575468
ISBN 10	0067575463
Title	The Museum at Purgatory
Author	Nick Bantock
Condition	Unavailable
Binding Type	Hardback
Publisher	HarperCollins Publishers Inc
Year published	2000-02-02
Number of pages	113
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