Develop a mathematical intuition for how machine learning algorithms work so you can improve model performance and effectively troubleshoot complex ML problems.In Machine Learning Algorithm s in Depth you'll explore practical implementations of dozens of ML algorithms Machine Learning Algorithms in Depth dives into the design and underlying principles of some of the most exciting machine learning (ML) algorithms in the world today. With a particular emphasis on probability-based algorithms, you'll learn the fundamentals of Bayesian inference and deep learning. You'll also explore the core data structures and algorithmic paradigms for machine learning. Each algorithm is fully explored with both math and practical implementations so you can see how they work and how they're put into action.Purchase of the print book includes a free eBook in PDF, Kindle, and ePub formats from Manning Publications.About the technologyFully understanding how machine learning algorithms function is essential for any serious ML engineer. This vital knowledge lets you modify algorithms to your specific needs, understand the tradeoffs when picking an algorithm for a project, and better interpret and explain your results to your stakeholders. This unique guide will take you from relying on one-size-fits-all ML libraries to developing your own algorithms to solve your business needs.About the bookMachine Learning Algorithms in Depth dives deep into the how and the why of machine learning algorithms. For each category of algorithm, you'll go from math-first principles to a hands-on implementation in Python. You'll explore dozens of examples from across all the fields of machine learning, including finance, computer vision, NLP, and more. Each example is accompanied by worked-out derivations and details, as well as insightful code samples and graphics. By the time you're done reading, you'll know how major algorithms work under the hood - and be a better machine learning practitioner for it.About the readerFor intermediate machine learning practitioners familiar with linear algebra, probability, and basic calculus.About the authorVadim Smolyakov is a data scientist in the Enterprise and u0026 Security DI R and u0026D team at Microsoft. He is a former PhD student in AI at MIT CSAIL with research interests in Bayesian inference and deep learning. Prior to joining Microsoft, Vadim developed machine learning solutions in the e-commerce space.