Deep Learning for Coders with Fastai and PyTorch: AI Applications Without a PhD (Full Colour Edition) Paperback – 16 July 2023

Don't go for the cheaper 'Shroff Publication version' of the real book. Only 224 pages claimed to be color but I found even these pages are of subpar quality, remaining pages found to be again, subpar quality. Any book which deals with data visualization in any forms requires color and high quality printing. hence my distaste for the black and white pages.If you are on a budget go for the shroff one.Pros: High quality printing and paper. Slightly glossy appearance.Cons: Imported one which I got is very expensive. This is why i want to promote make in India. Import tax is extremely high. We should atleast have a decent publications.This book is greatly recommended by many for beginner ML and DL.

Although the course content is a available online for free, I do not regret having a hard-copy of the book with me. You need to see the appearance of the text to appreciate the power of jupyter notebooks (the entire book was written in jupyter notebooks). The paper and print quality is excellent too. Also, after working long hours on my computer, it is refreshing to read a book in print.

I have known Jeremy's FastAI courses for a couple years now and am glad for this book that comes in the light of his recent complete rewrite of the FastAi library. It is very useful to get acquainted with Deep Learning for those who already know coding. I am currently in Chapter 2 and would need more time to write a more detailed review.

Great companion book to Jeremy's online course.

Book is in great condition , delivery was really good thanks , Really great content , Another step in mastering deep learning , thanks a lot Amazon and the authors for this Amazing book.

If your beginning with Machine Learning this is the book. It is simple and very easy to follow. I've been waiting for a book from Jeremy and book is the best.

Jeremy has done some great work with this.

It's a no doubt a good book but the indian version is greyscale