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PRACTICAL MACHINE LEARNING PROJECTS WITH PYTHON. Build, Train, and Deploy Real-World Models Using Scikit-Learn and Modern Data Science Workflows (en Inglés)
Peter A. Milo;Peter A. Milo (Autor) · Independently published · Tapa Blanda
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$ 44.690Build real-world machine learning systems not just models.
Practical Machine Learning Projects with Python is a hands-on, project-driven guide designed to take you from theory to deployment. Instead of abstract concepts, you'll build complete ML solutions from data preprocessing and feature engineering to model training, evaluation, API deployment, and production monitoring.
Inside, you'll learn how to:
Build and optimize regression and classification models using Scikit-Learn
Tackle real-world problems like churn prediction, fraud detection, and credit risk
Structure end-to-end ML workflows used in industry
Deploy models as APIs and monitor them in production
Avoid common pitfalls like data leakage, overfitting, and poor evaluation
This book is built for beginners to intermediate practitioners who want practical, job-ready skills not just theory.
Why choose this book?
Project-based learning with real datasets and business context
Clear, step-by-step Python implementations
Covers the full lifecycle: from idea → model → deployment → maintenance
Designed to help you build a strong portfolio and real-world confidence
If you're ready to stop watching tutorials and start building production-ready machine learning system.
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