FREE SPRINGER BOOKS (Science/Math/Stats/Data Mining/Technology) during COVID19

Well this was the only useful and smart post i saw all day...

Thank you man...

OP, this is great information!

Thank you!

OMG, this is a gold mine!

I just downloaded a wonderful book on Python 3.

(And there are hundreds of others available.)

Thank you again, OP!

You have done a very good deed by posting this on GLP!

You all are very welcome! Good luck on learning new things!

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How to read?

Great info. Thank you, OP!

What's a "book"?

:THANKS FROM MADO:

Just find one of the book's that you're interested in and click on it.

Let's say you want to learn about data mining from a basic but thorough point-of-view, then you could click on this link [link to link.springer.com (secure)]

Now you should see a link to download as a pdf or epub. Click on the desired file type and you should be good to go!

my God; it's full of smarts! Thanks, OP.

Thank you

That's gold, thanks OP.

I downloaded quite a few Meg. Now I just have to hope there won't be and EMP attack.

Thank you

Awesome, got a bunch of physics and engineering books. Thanks for the link.

By far the best post I've seen in months!

nice!

thank you very much!

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This link has all the info you need.

Thank you so much! GLP needs more posts just like this!

OP, wow, i am dazzled! sincerest thanks to you! Wishing you the best

Prime quality stuff.

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Thanks!

weird little quip in the beginning with you passively complaining about people who understand data mining = their data being taken but don't understand the specifics involved.

Outside of that, fantastic share!