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pg. 56

Wrong chapter reference in the info box:
Earlier prints of the book had a chapter reference in the info box:

> In ~Chapter 5, Compressing Data via Dimensionality Reduction~ {Chapter 6: Learning Best Practices for Model Evaluation and Hyperparameter Tuning}, you will learn about useful techniques, including graphical analysis such as learning curves, to detect and prevent overfitting.
pg. 81

On pg. 81, I incorrectly state that the `Perceptron` class uses LIBLINEAR. It uses a regular SGD implementation instead for optimization.

pg. 91

On the top of the page, it says "Here, p (i | t ) is the proportion of the samples that belong to class c." The "*c*" should be changed to *i*.

pg. 99

There is a wrong chapter reference at the bottom of this page. It should be *Chapter 6* and not *Chapter 5*.

pg. 101

The text description references "entropy" as the impurity criterion being used in the `RandomForestClassifier`. However, `"gini"` is used in the code example, and thus "entropy" should be changed to "gini" in the text as well.
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