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December 3, 2021

ScaDS.AI Advent calendar on Twitter

ScaDS.AI Advent calendar on Twitter
ScaDS.AI Dresden/Leipzig

Just in time for 01.12.2021, the ScaDS.AI Dresden/Leipzig advent calendar campaign starts on our Twitter channel. Every day, we open a new calendar door and present book recommendations of a ScaDS.AI Dresden/Leipzig team member.

The books vary from scientific textbooks to papers and novels. Furthermore, the selected book recommendations thematically range from Artificial Intelligence, Big Data, Machine Learning or Social Science to philosophical perspectives on AI. Thus, there is something for every interested person in Data Science. And perhaps one or another book will also provide inspiration as a Christmas gift. Remain excited and follow the ScaDS.AI Advent calendar via Twitter @Sca_DS.

This year, we got recommendations from the following ScaDS.AI Dresden/Leipzig team members:

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