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2022-02-08
This is the same as 2022-02-07 except for the equation numbers in sec 7.7.3 (solving underconstrained systems (least norm estimation)).
This section omits some erroneous material from an earlier version, so I have modified the numbering at the end of this section so remaining equation numbers match previous versions of the book.
2022-02-07
2022-02-07 release
2021-11-08 v1.1
Minor updates to the version sent to MIT Press. Closes all issues to date.
Details of changes are listed at #247
camera-ready 2021-08-30
This is the version I sent to MIT Press for the first printing :)
2021-08-03
- fixed many typos
- tweaked many figures to make CMYK version look nicer
2021-06-05
- moved functional AD to vol 2
- moved adversarial examples to vol 2 (since not specific to CNN chapter and no other home for it)
-fixed typos from github
2021-05-21
- fixed numerous typos (see closed github issues)
- fixed eqns 11.128-11.29 for weight posterior in Bayesian linear regression (surprised this one slipped through the eyes of 52k readers!)
- added short section on weakly supervised learning to the very end of ch. 19
- moved the section on information criterion (5.1.7) to after the section on model selection (5.2.2)
- removed section on probability integral transform (2.8.8) since it will be covered in vol 2
2021-05-06
This is the version I sent to MIT Press for "final" copy editing.
2021-04-21
This version was sent to MIT Press, but they sent it back with some changes I need to make, so it is still a draft (pre-publication) version.
2021-03-08 (MAJOR UPDATE)
Changelog
- Moved some of the more advanced material on Bayesian inference (eg VI, MCMC) to vol 2.
- Moved material from the appendices (except for notation) into the main body, integrating some of the material to improve the flow
- Shortened the coverage of Bayesian and frequentist statistics to make more accessible for an intro ML audience
- Reduced page count from 930 to ~825 ("missing mass" will go into vol 2)
- Fixed typos
- Most of the code which is linked to in the figures now runs in colab