The Clever Algorithms: Machine Learning project is an effort to describe a large number of algorithmic techniques from the the field of Machine Learning in a complete, consistent, and centralized manner such that they are accessible, usable, and understandable.
The Clever Algorithms project is currently hosted online at http://www.CleverAlgorithms.com
This is a repository for the Clever Algorithms: Machine Learning project for hosting, versioning, and collaboration, used during the development of the content for deliverables (website and book), as well as for the ongoing maintenance of the outcomes from the project.
Jason Brownlee, Clever Algorithms: Statistical Machine Learning Recipes, Lulu Enterprises, [Expected mid 2012]. ISBN: xxx.
Found a typo in some content or a bug in the source code? Are you an expert in a given area and know some facts that could improve an algorithm description for all? Do you want to get that warm feeling from contributing to an open source project? Do you want to see your name as an acknowledgment in print?
Two pillars of this effort are i) that the best domain experts are people outside of the project, and ii) that this work is subjected to continuous improvement.
Please help to make this work less wrong!
You may want to:
- Email the author: jasonb@CleverAlgorithms.com
- or, Message the author though the github website: (signup and login to github, go to http://github.com/jbrownlee and click “Message”)
- or, Fork the project on github, make changes, and request a pull into the main project (again, you must signup and login to github and follow the github documentation for forking, contributing, and making a pull request).
© Copyright 2012 Jason Brownlee. Some Rights Reserved.
This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-Share Alike 2.5 Australia License.
Why would I release all of the work product from this project under a permissive license? Because I agree with Tim O’Reilly that “obscurity is a far greater threat to authors and creative artists than piracy”. It is more important to me that the outcomes of this project are read and used than be treated as a revenue generating commodity.