Collective intelligence in action
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Read on Hacker News…e 2 books on amazon's Bought This Item Also Bought" blurb are more rigorous, and quite useful books, also covering topics like Lucene/SOLR with full java code listsings: Algorithms of the Intelligent Web by H. Marmanis Collective Intelligence in Action by Satnam Alag
Read on Hacker NewsSome other helpful books: - Data Mining, by Witten and Franke; describes basics , how to use Weka, which they wrote a couple java-based books from Manning: - Collective Intelligence in Action (by Satnam Alag) and - Algorithms of the Intelligent Web (Marmanis, Babenko)
Read on Hacker Newssome other helpful books: - Data Mining, by Witten and Franke; describes basics with rigor, including how to use Weka, which they wrote http://www.amazon.com/Data-Mining-Practical-Techniques-Manag... a couple java-based books from Manning: - Collective Intelligence in Action (by Satnam Alag) and - Algorithms of the Intelligen Web (Marmanis, Babenko) -
Read on Hacker NewsStrong upvote on that book list. If you want to learn from scratch, start with the "Programming Collective Intelligence" book, then move to "Collective intelligence in action", they're both quite good. If you've covered and understand the material in both, you're probably ready to consider moving to some of the more academic texts.
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