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TABLE OF CONTENTS FOR VIDEO SEGMENTS
00:00:00 — Introduction
00:02:10 — Getting began with Python
00:08:52 — Variables and arithmetic
00:21:39 — The numpy module
00:31:14 — The matplotlib module
00:44:36 — Vectors and scalar multiplication
00:58:26 — The vector dot product
01:07:32 — Matrices
01:17:45 — Transposing vectors and matrices
01:27:56 — Matrix multiplication
01:39:18 — The matrix inverse
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Are the solutions to the assignments posted somewhere?
THanks so much! In Jypter it shows the outputs without using Print(). I'm using visual studio code and it doesn't do that. How can I see outputs without using print() every time? THanks 🙂
Hi Mike, your course is absolutely painless, which is very important for absolute beginner like me. I also like the assignments. Thanks.
How are you so underrated? This was an wonderful lesson. Subscribed.
This feels like an ahmadbazzi tutorial !
You're great! thank you >< your video is really useful.
Preparing for GATE(general aptitude test of engineering) an entrance exam for masters in engineering in india. First chapter is linear algebra and python is my fav! So glad that there's a course available to integrate both. Took this course on udemy. Will be enjoying alot!! BIG THANKS!!!
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Mike, waooo, your explanation was the best of all. I sent your video to all my classmates
wow, amazing video. You made Linear Algebra FUN! Only if the grouchy old professor was more like this I would have stayed in the course. Thank you! Greatly appreciate it <3
I love this video (will explain why later)
Omg thank you so much. I love the ability to visualize everything! 🙂 I am using Jupyter as an extension for VSCode and it works very well
Thank you so much. I really appreciate it.
great
thanks a lot
Awesome work, Mike. Keep it up !
I am confident in mathematics but I don't understand how to translate my logical thought processes into a language the computer understands :/
It's crazy this doesn't have more views.
OMG I was shouting seven!
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Yo, Mike! Iv'e been struggling to learn mathematics and I really appreciate your effort to help guys like me through your online courses and videos. Thanks dude!
Should I learn all the math for machine learning before learning ML ? Or someother way ?
Plss help me out with this