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43:12 Osamu Iyama - Contracted preprojective algebras,… Osamu Iyama - Contracted preprojective algebras, Coxeter groups and cDV singularities	Osamu Iyama - Contracted preprojective algebras, Coxeter groups and cDV singularities Preprojective algebras of quivers are important objects in representation theory. In extended Dynkin case, they give non-commutative resolutions of simple singularities of dimension two. Motivated by… maths icms singularity dimension algebra zebra isomorphism space picture plane definition coin hyperplane category modifying endomorphism units cross depth modulus alpha arrangement From Belle Taylor on September 10th, 2020 0 likes 28 plays 0 Publisher ICMS Licence Type All rights reserved Language English Date Created September 10th, 2020
02:39 Principal component analysis Principal component analysis	Principal component analysis Principal component analysis iaml pca hyperplane points coordinates variance space 3d point pc1 vectors sheet component coordinate pc3 direction dimensions technique attributes level r. From Nigel Goddard on September 25th, 2016 1 likes 1,956 plays 0 Licence Type Creative Commons - Attribution
07:33 Locality sensitive hashing (LSH) Locality sensitive hashing (LSH)	Locality sensitive hashing (LSH) Locality sensitive hashing (LSH) iaml nearest neighbours space region point hyperplanes points regions neighbors testing hyperplane training complexity side bucket times problem instances cost operations trees comparisons From Nigel Goddard on September 21st, 2016 1 likes 1,724 plays 0 Licence Type Creative Commons - Attribution
01:29 Intuition for the Nearest-Neighbor Method Intuition for the Nearest-Neighbor Method	Intuition for the Nearest-Neighbor Method Intuition for the Nearest-Neighbor Method iaml nearest neighbours points proximity box methods neighbor intuition algorithm regression idea examples training red lot hyperplane margin max tree decision axis gain From Nigel Goddard on September 21st, 2016 1 likes 1,636 plays 0 Licence Type Creative Commons - Attribution
03:51 Evaluating regression - MSE, MAE, CC Evaluating regression - MSE, MAE, CC	Evaluating regression - MSE, MAE, CC Evaluating regression - MSE, MAE, CC iaml evaluation error regression difference outliers ways hyperplane coefficient correlation differences root values plane times prediction reason thing testing points predictions scale From Nigel Goddard on September 21st, 2016 0 likes 1,980 plays 0 Licence Type Creative Commons - Attribution
01:47 Removing the Scale Removing the Scale	Removing the Scale Removing the Scale arbitrarily hyper defined number potent height minimum hyperplane caption complete scale versus iaml direction multiple degree predicting perpendicular plane effects infinite remember observation constraint geometry freedom remove vector error support vector machines margin From Nigel Goddard on September 8th, 2016 1 likes 2,512 plays 0 Licence Type Creative Commons - Attribution
04:54 Two-Class Linear Classifier Two-Class Linear Classifier	Two-Class Linear Classifier Two-Class Linear Classifier promises probability point learning caption complete lessons discriminate classification parameters decision boundary logistic regression instance iso basic latin letters previous function iaml linear extend normal effects decide russian probabilistic class statistical classification remember classified correspond greater logistic problem classifier vector boundary points regression weight decision hyperplane side output term bias classes bit From Nigel Goddard on September 8th, 2016 0 likes 2,844 plays 0 Licence Type Creative Commons - Attribution

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