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“…What's Inside Matching your tasks to the right machine-learning and deep-learning approaches Visualizing algorithms with TensorBoard Understanding and using neural networks About the Reader Written for developers experienced with Python and algebraic concepts like vectors and matrices. About the Author Author Nishant Shukla is a computer vision researcher focused on applying machine-learning techniques in robotics. …”