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The Mathematics of Machine Learning



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48 thoughts on “The Mathematics of Machine Learning
  1. With gradient descent, we generally don't update one parameter and 'then' another. Rather, parameter updates are done simultaneously. Great video overall. I like how you started with a simple model structure and skipped the derivations to keep things understandable to a broader audience.

  2. Yes instant like, you if YouTube if you read comments based on views show me more videos about machine learning videos thank both of you

  3. part 2 please: where exact we apply algebra, matrix algebra, calculus, stats into a specific ML application ? That would be just great !

  4. This stuff and lots of science and mathematics would be easier to understand if the teachers of it were not pretentious idiots that make it seem even more complex than it is

  5. That you make is not so Hard. I make program that recognize handwriten digit on c#. Convolutional neural network are hardcore. They have convolutional layer, pool layers, relu layers, fully conected layer which you show. Please make video for them

  6. I believe the equation m(new) = m(current) – k(dE(m)/dm) is kown as "Newton's methode" for finding the zero of function f(x), in this case f(x) is just the derivative of the parabola he plotted.

  7. After watching this video if any beginners wants to learn more about math in machine learning I would like to recommend Andrew Ng's Coursera course also available in Youtube.

  8. I wouldn't come here if I were first grasping the concepts. The methods are too complicated and need to be learned rather than listening to another overly simplified 15 minutes video. Good luck everyone.

  9. Thankyou so much for making this video giving a gist of the mathematics behind machine learning, and getting me excited about undergoing courses in this field.

  10. Thankyou so much for making this video giving a gist of the mathematics behind machine learning, and getting me excited about undergoing courses in this field.

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