The Hundred-Page Machine Learning Book
by Andriy Burkov
2019
Number of pages: 160
Description:
This is the first successful attempt to write an easy to read book on machine learning that isn't afraid of using math. It's also the first attempt to squeeze a wide range of machine learning topics in a systematic way and without loss in quality.
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