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A Concise and Practical AI Book
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A Concise and Practical AI Book
Introduction
Introduction
Maths Recap
Maths Recap
Programming Recap
Programming Recap
AI Libraries
AI Libraries
The Instincts
The Instincts
Machine Learning
Machine Learning
Neural Networks
Neural Networks
Toy Problems
Toy Problems
Real World Problems
Real World Problems
Applicability in Robotics
Applicability in Robotics
More Readings
More Readings
Introduction
This book aims to provide another view into the AI area of studies, practically.
Coding Convention
This book is utilising a rather different coding conventions from common coding conventions:
Namespace (also package, module): All in lowercase with lowdashes
For example,
some_namespace
Class (generic noun): All in lowercase with lowdashes
For example,
technical_manager
Instance (specific noun): First letters are in uppercase with lowdashes
For example,
John_Doe
Compound variable (specific noun): The same as instance
For example,
My_Str
Primitive variable: As in maths, all in lowercase with dashes
For example:
index
Method (also function): All in lowercase with dashes
For example:
some_function
Constant: All in uppercase with dashes
For example:
SOME_CONSTANT
Coding Convention
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