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Introduction to Artificial Intelligence: 9798869119032: Computer Science Books @ desertcart.com Review: Lots of words not much meaning - A little too elementary. Not much concrete information Review: Does what it need to do. - I am a college student who recently struck up an interest in AI. I'm studying cloud computing & wanted to find a way to get a quick lay of the artificial-intelligence-land. When it comes to reaching that goal, I believe this books does what it needs to do. It is very quick & concise & efficiently gives you a lot details. What it lacks in informational depth it makes up for in quantity. I read it from start to finish. It's the first edition, so I made sure to cut Frick some slack. Aside from some strange/inconsistent formatting decisions, the only true typo I found was on page 35 in the summary. At times the information does get repetitive, but that is by design as the book was meant to be both a general introduction & a reference for quick information. At the end of the day, for a introductory book on AI (an incredibly complex topic) that spans 150 pages, I enjoyed it. I acknowledge that I read during this time of life where I am deeply interested in AI; its certainly possible I'm a little biased. However, because Frick's work I have a better understanding of AI & most importantly, I know where to go & what to study in order to deepen my understanding. I hope to seeing new editions!
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| Customer Reviews | 4.4 out of 5 stars 6 Reviews |
C**N
Lots of words not much meaning
A little too elementary. Not much concrete information
M**C
Does what it need to do.
I am a college student who recently struck up an interest in AI. I'm studying cloud computing & wanted to find a way to get a quick lay of the artificial-intelligence-land. When it comes to reaching that goal, I believe this books does what it needs to do. It is very quick & concise & efficiently gives you a lot details. What it lacks in informational depth it makes up for in quantity. I read it from start to finish. It's the first edition, so I made sure to cut Frick some slack. Aside from some strange/inconsistent formatting decisions, the only true typo I found was on page 35 in the summary. At times the information does get repetitive, but that is by design as the book was meant to be both a general introduction & a reference for quick information. At the end of the day, for a introductory book on AI (an incredibly complex topic) that spans 150 pages, I enjoyed it. I acknowledge that I read during this time of life where I am deeply interested in AI; its certainly possible I'm a little biased. However, because Frick's work I have a better understanding of AI & most importantly, I know where to go & what to study in order to deepen my understanding. I hope to seeing new editions!
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