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  Applied AI and Machine Learning...

  Anthony Sinclair

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  This audiobook is narrated by an AI Voice. Applied AI and Machine Learning for Beginners is a practical, easy-to-follow guide designed for students, professionals, and technology enthusiasts who want to enter the world of Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning without getting overwhelmed by complex mathematics or advanced programming concepts. 
   
  This book introduces the core foundations of AI and ML through real-world examples, hands-on projects, and step-by-step explanations. Readers will learn how machines make decisions, recognize patterns, and generate predictions using modern AI techniques. From data preprocessing and supervised learning to neural networks and generative AI, every chapter focuses on building practical understanding and confidence. 
   
  Whether you are a beginner with no prior experience or someone looking to transition into AI-driven careers, this book provides a clear roadmap to mastering essential concepts using popular tools and frameworks. By the end of the book, readers will be able to build intelligent applications, analyze data effectively, and understand how AI is transforming industries such as healthcare, finance, education, cybersecurity, and business automation. 
   
  Inside this book, readers will discover: 
   
  •	Fundamentals of Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning  
  •	Python programming essentials for AI development  
  •	Data analysis and visualization techniques  
  •	Supervised and unsupervised learning methods  
  •	Deep learning and neural network basics  
  •	Real-world AI applications and case studies  
  •	Hands-on projects and beginner-friendly exercises  
  •	Ethical considerations and future trends in AI  
   
  Written in a simple and engaging style, Applied AI and Machine Learning for Beginners bridges the gap between theory and practice, making AI accessible to everyone ready to start their journey into the future of technology.

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  Navigating the Metaverse - A...

  Dirk Lueth, Tommaso Di Bartolo,...

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  Jump into the metaverse to connect with consumers and explore endless opportunities 
   
   
   
  Like the Internet before it, the metaverse is a virtual space bringing people, companies, and products together in both digital and real environments to create new economic opportunities. The groundwork is already laid. People and organizations jumping in are gaining invaluable experience, meeting customers, developing revenue streams, and even shaping metaverse culture. 
   
   
   
  In Navigating the Metaverse: A Guide to Limitless Business Possibilities in a Web 3.0 World, a team of Silicon Valley thought leaders delivers a groundbreaking discussion of how to find the right opportunities in this fast-moving universe. You'll explore everything from the metaverse basics, to strategy, to launching your first metaverse project. In the book, you'll find: data and market analysis to erase any doubt that the metaverse is the next big thing; foundational knowledge about the metaverse, metaverse economy, Web3 technology, and more; the essential connection between metaverse environments, businesses, community, and digital products that make the metaverse economy so powerful; a deep dive on non-fungible tokens (NFTs) and how to make the most of these assets; and frameworks to help find, nurture, measure, and capitalize on innovation in the metaverse.

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  The Essential Book of...

  Anne Rooney

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  Explore the intriguing subject of human consciousness in this guide, written by award-winning science writer Anne Rooney. 
   
   
  The study of consciousness is one of the more fascinating frontiers in science, combining aspects of neurology, psychology, evolutional biology and philosophy. Rooney explores the philosophical conundrums and scientific breakthroughs surrounding consciousness and shows how leading thinkers have sought to understand the enigma of awareness. 
   
   
  Covering subjects such as mind-body dualism, the nature of thought, the 'easy' and 'hard' problems of consciousness and free will, The Essential Book of Consciousness provides the perfect starting point for anyone interested in the subject. 
   
   
  ABOUT THE SERIES: Arcturus Concepts is a series of titles diving into some of the most compelling subjects in modern science. Written by a variety of experts, these editions provide a perfect starting point to a range of fascinating topics.

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  IGNOU PGDCA MCS 207 Database...

  Manish Soni

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  IGNOU PGDCA MCS 207 Database Management Systems Previous Years Unsolved Papers: The field of Database Management Systems (DBMS) is a cornerstone of modern information technology, playing a critical role in how data is stored, managed, and retrieved in today's data-driven world. As organizations across the globe increasingly rely on efficient data management to drive their operations, the demand for skilled professionals in DBMS continues to grow. Recognizing the significance of this field, the Indira Gandhi National Open University (IGNOU) has incorporated Database Management Systems as a key component of its curriculum, challenging students to master both the theoretical frameworks and practical skills necessary to excel in this domain. 
  This book, IGNOU Database Management Systems Previous Years Unsolved Papers (MCS-207), is a thoughtfully compiled collection of unsolved question papers from previous years. It is designed to serve as an indispensable resource for students preparing for their exams in DBMS. The primary aim of this book is to equip students with a comprehensive tool to self-assess their understanding, pinpoint areas that require further study, and enhance their problem-solving capabilities. 
  We believe that practicing with previous years’ question papers is one of the most effective strategies for exam preparation. It not only familiarizes students with the types and formats of questions they may encounter but also deepens their grasp of the subject matter by applying concepts to practical, real-world scenarios. By working through these unsolved papers, students will be able to evaluate their readiness, improve their time management skills during exams, and build the confidence needed to tackle complex questions.

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  Comet Madness - How the 1910...

  Richard J. Goodrich

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  Since the dawn of civilization, humans had believed comets were evil portents. In 1705, Edmond Halley liberated humanity from these primordial superstitions, proving that Newtonian mechanics rather than the will of the gods brought comets into our celestial neighborhood. Despite this scientific advance, when Halley's Comet returned in 1910, newspapers gleefully provoked a global hysteria that unfolded with tragic consequences. 
   
   
   
  In Comet Madness, author and historian Richard J. Goodrich examines the 1910 appearance of Halley's Comet and the ensuing frenzy sparked by media manipulation, bogus science, and outright deception. 
   
   
   
  As the comet neared Earth, scientists and journalists alike scrambled to get the story straight as citizens the world over panicked. 
   
   
   
  As a result, workmen shelved their tools, farmers refused to plant crops they would never harvest, and formerly reliable people stopped paying their creditors. Others suffered mental breakdowns, and some took their own lives. 
   
   
   
  Comet Madness reveals how humans confront the unknown, how scientists learn about the world we inhabit, and how certain people—from outright hucksters to opportunistic journalists—harness fear to produce a profit.

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  The Seven Measures of the World

  Piero Martin

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  From the beginning of history, measurement has been interwoven into the human experience, shaping our understanding of nature, personal relationships, and the supernatural. We measure the world to know our past, comprehend the present, and plan the future. 
   
   
   
  Renowned physicist Piero Martin explores how scientific knowledge is built around seven key pillars of measurement: the meter for length; the second for time; the kilogram for mass; the kelvin for temperature; the ampere for electricity; the mole for quantity of substance; and the candela for luminous intensity. Martin examines the history and function of these units and illustrates their applications in rich vignettes on a range of topics—from quarks to black holes, from a glass of wine to space exploration. He delves into not only the all-important numbers but also anecdotes that underline each unit's special quality. At the same time, he explains how each unit contributes to important aspects of science, from classical physics to quantum mechanics, from relativity to chemistry, from cosmology to elementary particle physics, and from medicine to modern technology. Martin eloquently shows how the entire universe can be measured and understood using just seven units.

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