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吴恩达《Machine Learning Yearning》的中英文版(更新中):[第1~第27章](Machine_Learning_Yearning 第1-27章.pdf)

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已发布的英文原文详见本库中的官网文件夹,我已经打包好最新的合集:[第1~第27章](Machine_Learning_Yearning 第1-27章.pdf)

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  • 中文版正在整理,暂时未发布

目录

Chapter 1. Why Machine Learning Strategy

Chapter 2. How to use this book to help your team

Chapter 3. Prerequisites and Notation

Chapter 4. Scale drives machine learning progress

Chapter 5. Your development and test sets

Chapter 6. Your dev and test sets should come from the same distribution

Chapter 7. How large do the dev/test sets need to be?

Chapter 8. Establish a single-number evaluation metric for your team to optimize

Chapter 9. Optimizingandsatisficingmetrics

Chapter 10. Having a dev set and metric speeds up iterations

Chapter 11. When to change dev/test sets and metrics

Chapter 12. Takeaways: Setting up development and test sets

Chapter 13. Build your first system quickly, then iterate

Chapter 14. Error analysis: Look at dev set examples to evaluate ideas

Chapter 15. Evaluate multiple ideas in parallel during error analysis

Chapter 16. Cleaning up mislabeled dev and test set examples

Chapter 17. If you have a large dev set, split it into two subsets, only one of which you look at

Chapter 18. How big should the Eyeball and Blackbox dev sets be?

Chapter 19. Takeaways: Basic error analysis

Chapter 20. Bias and Variance: The two big sources of error

Chapter 21. Examples of Bias and Variance

Chapter 22. Comparing to the optimal error rate

Chapter 23. Addressing Bias and Variance

Chapter 24. Bias vs. Variance tradeoff

Chapter 25. Techniques for reducing avoidable bias

Chapter 26. Techniques for reducing Variance

Chapter 27. Error analysis on the training set

Chapter 28. Diagnosing bias and variance: Learning curves

Chapter 29. Plotting training error

Chapter 30. Interpreting learning curves: High bias

Chapter 31. Interpreting learning curves: Other cases

Chapter 32. Plotting learning curves

Chapter 33. Why we compare to human-level performance

Chapter 34. How to define human-level performance

Chapter 35. Surpassing human-level performance

Chapter 36. Why train and test on different distributions

Chapter 37. Whether to use all your data

Chapter 38. Whether to include inconsistent data

Chapter 39. Weighting data

Chapter 40. Generalizing from the training set to the dev set

Chapter 41. Addressing Bias, and Variance, and Data Mismatch

Chapter 42. Addressing data mismatch

Chapter 43. Artificial data synthesis

Chapter 44. The Optimization Verification test

Chapter 45. General form of Optimization Verification test

Chapter 46. Reinforcement learning example

Chapter 47. The rise of end-to-end learning

Chapter 48. More end-to-end learning examples

Chapter 49. Pros and cons of end-to-end learning

Chapter 50. Learned sub-components

Chapter 51. Directly learning rich outputs

Chapter 52. Error Analysis by Parts

Chapter 53. Beyond supervised learning: What’s next?

Chapter 54. Building a superhero team - Get your teammates to read this

Chapter 55. Big picture

Chapter 56. Credits

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