Markov Models: Supervised and Unsupervised Machine Learning

Mastering Data Science & Python

De: William Sullivan

Narrado por: Lukas Arnold

Do you want to master data science?

Understand Markov models and learn the real world application to accurately predict future events.

Extend your knowledge of machine learning, python programming, and algorithms.

What you'll learn:

Mathematics behind Markov algorithms

Three main problems of Markov models and how to overcome them

Uses and applications for machine learning

Python programming

Speech recognition

Weather reporting

The Markov rule and Markov's model

Fundamental axioms of statistics and probability

Solutions

Theories

Artificial intelligence

Bayesian inference

Important tools used with HMM

And much, much more!

The objective of this book is to teach you the essentials at the most fundamental level. You will learn the ins and outs of machine learning, and its real world applications. Also, specifically you will discover practical implementations of Markov models in Python programming.

This audiobook offers high value and is the greatest investment in your knowledge base you can make that will benefit you in the long run. Why not take this opportunity to take advantage now and get ahead of everyone else?

Get equipped with the knowledge you need to advance yourself today.

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extrodinary

Great explanation. The author Steven Taylor shows us here what is Markov Models, how it works, how it helps in algorithm, Hidden Markov Models etc. This book helps me a lot to understand Markov Models

good book

Markov Models gives me new knowledge in various fields. The author should be commended for putting together the topic and pointing out the potential uses of the tool. Highly recommended this book

4 stars

I like the book. But I gave 4 stars for this one I bought because it contains too many types. I have gotten some background in probability so I wished I could guess what their right words should be.

highly recommended

This book provides general information and how to use it in real life. To my mind, it will suit everyone who wants to know more and seeks self-development. This book is not easy, but very interesting and useful. I first listened about such models. This is quite interesting. I learned Markov Models from this book

thanks to author

Thank to my best friend for sharing this book. I find this book very informative and also this book has impressive introduction about markov models. Great !

INFORMATIVE GUIDE

This is an informative guide for the reader indeed. The Markov models give amazing flexibility in arranging of events. In this book you'll learn how to deal with impossible machine learning issues in a short period of time. I have the tools, code, and processes predicted that would acceptably use Markov Models for any event. I recommend this book.

wonderful

Sure, I had only basic knowledge of Markov Models, but it was great to see the Python code !!! I really really felt like this is a great start to HMM beyond what I could have found searching myself, because people always assume you understand some concepts before & rushing through small details. While this book does rush, it is a very well calculated rush, since the author gives just enough keywords for me to look into without feeling lost. Thank you again for the wonderful read & the wonderful code. It is delightful to see probability models in Python code

great job

Appropriate and right to the main issues. The author should be commended for putting together the topic and and pointing out the potential uses of this tool.

GREAAT INSIGHT

This books gives a great insight into the future of computing. It steps away from computer programming, and gives a fantastic overview on algorithms and how they work. This book explained the basic concepts to me in a nice and compact way. it is an absolute beginner's book after all.

easy to understand

This is the good book to start Markov model.well organized. They have taken till the first order of Markov chain but whatever this book explains is precise and clear. It was a fairly quick read and I learned a lot.