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For beginners interested in neural networks (NN) and genetic algorithms (GA), a solid recommendation is Christopher Bishop's "Neural Networks for Pattern Recognition," which provides a comprehensive introduction to the fundamentals. Additionally, for those with programming experience, particularly in .NET, Anoop Madhusudanan's tutorial on CodeProject offers practical insights and illustrations that can enhance understanding of neural network projects. These resources are suitable for individuals seeking more than just superficial coverage of the topics.
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Hi. First of all, I am a beginner when it comes to NN and GA. I have a good enough math background though. Could anyone suggest me a good book that covers these topics in an intermediate level? Obviously a very in-depth coverage is hard to expect but I would like something more than a few pages per topic.
 
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