Deep Learning Illustrated: A Visual, Interactive Guide to Artificial Intelligence Paperback – 10 June 2020

The book print length was mentioned as 368 pages , but I found only 330 pages

Not a good book to read. The content of the book is just like software engineering.

Not original. Xeroxed copy sold on the price of the original!

1. The book should be called " history of deep learning without any details". It has no details of the models. Why a certain model is different from other. Literally no value added.2. Better you do a deep learning course online or read survey papers on deep learning. This book is just for people who don't know anything about deep learning and they want to know the fancy names of the models as an overview. The intuitions and differences are not even mentioned in the book. Definitely the book is not for data scientist or even people who are working in the area of deep learning.3. It's fake Pearson book as there is no code to access the Pearson website ( added the picture). Also there is no hologram.

This books gives a good introduction to the field.

Xerox copy product. Cheap.

As a Machine Learning Developer and an artist, I found this book really helpful to grasp concepts with visual explanations. Its a good book for professionals who prefer pictorial way of learning to grasp concepts.