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Foundations of Data Science II

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Claims that SVD identifies the k-dimensional subspace spanned by Gaussian means, yielding a polynomial-time algorithm to learn K spherical Gaussians with constant separation and unit variance; shows SVD subspace equals means subspace and that projecting there makes distance-based clustering reliable. Proves low-rank approximation with sample size independent of M,N using length-squared sampling yields dimension-independent sample complexity. Gives a practical sketch result A ≈ C U R from sampled rows and columns and a conductance-based O(1/phi^2) mixing bound for running-average Markov chains.

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  1. 0:00Intro
  2. 3:24Application of SVD to Gaussian Mixtures
  3. 5:19SVD subspace = space of means
  4. 7:24Life without a Stochastic Model: An Example Theorem Hypothesis
  5. 9:57Lile without a Stochastic Model An Example
  6. 13:57Doing without a stochastic Model
  7. 15:25Numerical Algorithms
  8. 19:22Why Randomized Algorithms?
  9. 21:33Simple Setting
  10. 22:18Problems
  11. 24:08A little Notation
  12. 24:32Low Rank Approximation with Additive Error
  13. 29:06Data Handling, Pass efficient Model
  14. 31:47Length squared sample of rows and col's suffice
  15. 40:05Different Topic: Markov Chains A Markov Chain (MC) is a directed graph with positive edge
  16. 45:42Conductance, Rapid Mixing of Symmetric MC's
  17. 49:56Brief Idea of Proof
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