Artificial Intelligence: Made Easy w/ Ruby Programming; Learn to Create your * Problem Solving * Algorithms! TODAY! w/ Machine Learning & Data ... engineering, r programming, iOS development) Paperback – 10 April 2016

Aimed at both beginners to programming and skilled programmers also, I got this for my father who is into his computers and wants to learn more about AI. I thought this would start him off! It takes you through algorithms, Ruby systems and provides commands and instructions. He is looking forward to getting started. There is a lot of information in this e-book.

Worth less product, content and title of book both are different. Nothing special Inside it.

I was searching for a good book that will introduce me to artificial intelligence and that’s why I purchased this book from kindle store. It has very informative content and it is really well written by the author. It is really complicated but the chapter helped me understand the basics smoothly. The book is easy to understand, even for a beginner who would like to get to know more about artificial Intelligence. If you have any interest about Al algorithms and logical Java coding, then I will suggest you to read this book. Thanks.

I’m new to programming and I need to learn basic Ruby programming language that’s why I purchase this book. By the help of this guide book I’ve learned a lot about artificial intelligence. It is well written and also it has very informative content. The author did an excellent job and I was really impressed by reading this book. Every chapter is very clearly described and all of the information was presented consistently. The book is simple to understand, even for beginner who would like to get to know more about Artifical Intelligence, and how and where to use it. Highly recommended it!

The quality of the code used in the samples in this book makes me think that the author never actually wrote ruby code professionally (for instance, author uses camel case for methods naming) And also the quality of the algorithms is so poor that makes me think this boom was written by a kid. If you're looking for a serious book on AI, don't buy this one. Honestly.

Well... it's not a bad book but I don't think it covers "AI" in more than a very generic sense. The author introduces a few simple techniques for resolving schedules via brute force iterative approach (not inappropriate for many use cases), simple case logic, and a few tree/acyclic graph solvers. As a very basic introduction to these types of problems it's not a bad introduction. He touches on algorithmic complexity of the approaches but avoids detailed discussion of the algorithms behind the methods. Ruby code is given for all approaches and it's easy to follow. There's a very brief intro to enough Ruby to understand the code even if you've never touched Ruby.I can't heavily recommend it but I also think the book achieves a reasonable set of goals for its (apparent) intended audience. I'm reluctant about the use of "AI" in the title and text but it's a loaded term in any case so I'll let that go. Don't buy the book -- even at the low cost -- without using Amazon's "look inside" feature to at least view the table of contents and sample pages. With these caveats, it might be useful to a Ruby -- or other beginning -- programmer needing quick solutions to similar problems as covered in this short book. If you're not in that category, I'd skip it and pick up a good general algorithm text covering data structures and searching.BTW, the Kindle version is a much better buy if you decide you're a fit.