The most thorough book on learning theory I have ever seen. This book is bound to be on every researcher's table.
Rusins Freivalds, University of Latvia
Systems That Learn is an important updating of the book by Osherson, Stob and Weinstein that introduced formal learning theory to a wide audience of philosophers, linguists, psychologists and logicians. The field has progressed, and the same audience will find much that is new and amazing in this second edition by Jain, Osherson, royer and Sharma.
Clark Glymour, Alumni University Professor, Carnegie Mellon University; and Valtz Family Professor, University of California
The new edition of Systems That Learn is an outstanding work - it provides a lucid and self-contained introduction to the rigorous investigation of learning and scientific discovery.
Scott Weinstein, Department of Philosophy, University of Pennsylvania
This book is a beautifully written, excellent introduction to a number of central topics in the theory of learning. I warmly recommend it to anyone interested in this challenging field.
Rolf Wiehagen, Professor of Computer Science, University of Kaiserslautern
This awaited second edition expands and imporves on the classic first edition.
John Case, Computer and Information Sciences Department, University of Delaware
