This book aims to teach developers to solve real-world problems with contemporary machine learning, artificial intelligence, and cloud computing tools. Author Noah Gift covers off-the-shelf machine learning products from Amazon, Google, and Microsoft, and demonstrates techniques using the Python data science ecosystem. The book contains workflows and examples to help you streamline and simplify every step, from deployment to production, and build scalable solutions.

Author: Noah Gift
Publisher: Addison-Wesley
Date: September 2018
Pages: 256
ISBN: 978-0134863863
Print: 0134863860
Kindle: B07FB8F8QP
Audience: Python developers interested in AI
Level: Intermediate
Category: Artificial Intelligence and Python

• Get and configure all the tools you’ll need
• Quickly review all the Python you need to start building machine learning applications
• Master the AI and ML toolchain and project lifecycle
• Work with Python data science tools such as IPython, Pandas, Numpy, Juypter Notebook, and Sklearn
• Incorporate a pragmatic feedback loop that continually improves the efficiency of your workflows and systems
• Develop cloud AI solutions with Google Cloud Platform, including TPU, Colaboratory, and Datalab services
• Define Amazon Web Services cloud AI workflows, including spot instances, code pipelines, boto, and more
• Work with Microsoft Azure AI APIs
• Walk through building six real-world AI applications, from start to finish

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