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A Programmer’s Guide to Data Mining
The Ancient Art of the Numerati
Designed specifically for programmers, A Programmer’s Guide to Data Mining offers a practical introduction to essential data mining techniques. Through interactive exercises and clear explanations, you’ll gain the skills to leverage data for real-world applications. Recommended for: Programmers who want to expand their skillset and delve into the world of data mining. [...]

Artificial Intelligence
Foundations of Computational Agents
Written by professors David Poole and Alan Mackworth, this comprehensive textbook from Cambridge University Press, spanning over 680 pages, presents artificial intelligence through the framework of designing intelligent computational agents. Recommended for: Undergraduate and graduate students studying AI Courses, computer science and related fields. Suitable for students with some programming background. Beginner [...]

Foundations of Computation
Foundations of Computation by Carol Critchlow and David Eck provides a thorough introduction to the theoretical foundations underlying computation and programming languages. The textbook is suitable for a one-semester course in theoretical computer science and can be used as either a standalone text or supplementary material.

Open Data Structures
An Introduction
This textbook teaches classical open data structures like stacks, queues, priority queues, dictionaries, ordered dictionaries and graphs using Java code examples. It provides rigorous yet accessible explanations of algorithmic concepts and data structure implementations to serve as a reusable textbook enabling independent study. Detailed Overview The content covers basic algorithm analysis and [...]

Understanding Machine Learning
From Theory to Algorithms
Discover the comprehensive textbook, 'Understanding Machine Learning,' covering the fundamentals, advanced topics, and practical insights into the field. Recommended for advanced undergraduates, graduates, and professionals in statistics, computer science, mathematics, and engineering.