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0 pointsmelling4y ago0 comments

What should one read after ISLR?

Could probably go through it again but I’d also like more of a theoretical background.

Isn’t OLS a specific case of MLE, for example ?

Anyway, I’d like to understand machine learning and statistical inference more deeply.

I’d be happy to get the answers by reading a handful of books.

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Elements of Statistical learning is from the same authors (mostly) as ISLR but it's longer and goes a bit deeper on the theory. Also, Computer Age Statistical Inference which is newer and covers more material.

Other big titles - Pattern Recognition and Machine Learning (Bishop), Machine Learning: A Probabilistic Perspective (Murphy) - these last two weren't for me but different people respond to different approaches so check them out especially if the first two books don't click for you.

wodenokoto4y ago

> Also, Computer Age Statistical Inference which is newer and covers more material.

isn't that more a history of modern statistics than an actual statistics textbook?

jstx14y ago

Not at all, take a look - https://hastie.su.domains/CASI_files/PDF/casi.pdf

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0 pointsmelling4y ago0 comments

What should one read after ISLR?

Could probably go through it again but I’d also like more of a theoretical background.

Isn’t OLS a specific case of MLE, for example ?

Anyway, I’d like to understand machine learning and statistical inference more deeply.

I’d be happy to get the answers by reading a handful of books.

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jstx14y ago

wodenokoto4y ago

> Also, Computer Age Statistical Inference which is newer and covers more material.

isn't that more a history of modern statistics than an actual statistics textbook?

jstx14y ago

Not at all, take a look - https://hastie.su.domains/CASI_files/PDF/casi.pdf

j / k navigate · click thread line to collapse