Very bad news :-(( RIP.

A real loss Prof Patrick Winston has dedicated himself to give knowledge on AI.

Very sad news RIP prof ;(

Oh damn...RIP

Rest in peace!

why jealous ?

@@romanemul1 coz he can't use the bathrooms there.

@@romanemul1 of a world class education

I wouldn’t be jealous at all, you’re getting the same education for FREE

Don't be jealous of any initial condition. In the end it won't matter. You will get there if you are resourceful person anyway, and if you aren't such a person then no initial condition going to help.

my fluid mechanics professor wasn't that good. she would use books and notes throughout her lecture to write the equations on the board. however, she had a good way of teaching that made everything understandable.

31:39 Why do I need to find the maximum value of the L value? I was looking for the minimum value of 1/2 * |W|^2, but I don't understand why you're looking for the maximum value of L as you move on to L.

@@user-ip9bm4mz1v1/2w2 has a constraint so you use a lagrengian multiplier alphai multiplied with the constraint and add it to the intial equation.You treat this L as a new minimizing solution to minimize the original equation with the constraint.

​@@pranavtagoredid you really compared fluid mechanics equations to this basic linear sh*t? No, seriously?

​@@ChibuRawkNot sure why you have to be a jerk.

I love gun soooo much

Same here. Now I'm trying to interrelate the parameters of the two approaches.

lol same here, cheers. Great course from Prof. Andrew too but I couldn't understand everything so I was looking for alternative lecture

Same here!

I'd argue this approach is working better for me.

Which course are you taking? Thanks in advance!

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He dead? That's very sad. He seemed like a nice fellow.

pushpender pareek, yes. for about $50,000, they will give you access to a year's worth of additional lectures.

+immcguyver07 Don't forget the ability to work with or for top researchers, the exposure you get to other amazing students with a wide variety of programming backgrounds, the clubs you can join to collaborate with these other students, being part of a pipeline that regularly sends people to silicon valley which allows them to pay off student debt within a few years, or being part of a pipeline that regularly sends people to top grad schools which is the only way to get a job in academia.

He's always out of breath, as if about to die. That's very annoying to me. lobtyu - Just read the papers, you'll be a much better researcher and for free.

mike johnston Bob ikr

It is good!!! , I found a better one: ukposts.info/have/v-deo/i3hzeqFojIJ_zXk.html

Ackchyually... this is under a Creative Commons License (NC-BY-SA) and not in the Public Domain ...but we are glad you enjoyed it! =D

You are lucky my friend, i wish if i could.

Me too......

Same here lol

what do you expect? this is the difference between going to MIT and going everywhere else. It's not the knowledge that's the difference. It's how the teachers are able to relate the material in a very palatable fashion, that's the difference. I sometimes rue in my old age what I missed (because I didn't go to a good school) because i see the difference in my own understanding of things compared to those that went to good schools. It's not that I am not capable of understanding. It's that they have an in-depth grasp of the material because they sat under the tutilage of people like this professor. That's the difference between MIT and coursera or any other school folks.

it's annoying

eVul6 OMG... Thank you!! I just realized I was watching it at 1.5x

i did the exact same thing

I am watching it with normal speed, I guess I need to set it on 0.5

Thanx for the commend. I watched it on normal speed, but thought that this guy is very slow, so I put it on 1.25. now it's fine.

eVul6 donkey

Do you understand all of it ??!

I understand all of it in-fact this is really a basic intro, you shouldn't have a problem with this. If you do I suggest pausing the video at each stage and clear up on points that you feel you have understood. It has only been algebra and calculus.

I agree that this intro is very easy to follow, but it is too abstract I think. Like for instance the mathematical conveniences, for example when we divide the W by 1/2 is not clear. Also, a thorough understanding of quadratic programming is needed to fathom the optimization part of the SVM. Simply put, this lecture does not cover the entirety of SVM.

I guess it depends on how much you know initially. (beginner to advanced). This caters to the middle. Who have know some basic ML math and yet are new to ML concepts! Like me! :) So i guess its just perspective and he cannot cater to everyone in the audience! And no, I didn't understand every bit of it. ^_^

Exactly. In my case, I had to study some of the basics of Calculus 2, like the Lagrangian, as in my computer science dept we don't study it.

hello

Thanks a lot man i was confused but went on with the lecture since i didnt want to get distracted, i went in the comments anyway and saw this within a single scroll , You dropped this: 👑

omg thank you so much, I've been looking around for the past few days to get past that step

i guess dL/dw means consider the vector of partials (dL/dw^1,...,dL/dw^n) where w=(w^1,...,w^n). i can't really make sense of your comment

I went to that video and found it really useful, thanks for sharing.

Shadi Rahimian .. I really don't know what is this.. :-( I. very basic

thank you shadi itis god advise for victor video

Thanks alot , his video was very useful

Thanks for telling us

It's written as 1+b because negative value of w dot xMinus is considered, so not a mistake.

@@sajay96 I guess he corrected it at 19:53

lol same.

lol watch it again!

put n=1 generally, this equation is linear and the value of 'n' denotes the dimension

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For a second I was going to try to defend them but honestly, I think they kinda do

Let's imagine that everyone knows how to separate pluses from minuses optimally. The world would be a... I guess it would be the same.

He stated necessary conditions. Not sufficient.