What is the best book to deepen your understanding of Scikit-learn concepts?

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The discussion centers on seeking recommendations for a book that complements the Scikit-learn tutorial found on the official website. The aim is to gain a deeper understanding of the methods covered in the tutorial. There is also a mention of a lack of responses to the initial inquiry, prompting a suggestion to provide additional information or rephrase the post to encourage engagement. The focus remains on enhancing learning through supplementary resources related to Scikit-learn.
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I am going through the tutorial athttp://scikit-learn.org/stable/tutorial/index.html

Could anyone recommend a good book that could accompany this so I can gain a deeper understanding of the methods discussed.
 
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