The Linear Algebra of Deep Learning
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Explains how the core components of neural networks and deep learning are fundamentally operations from linear algebra. Covers matrices, vectors, and linear transformations as the basis behind layers, activations, and other network elements to show why seemingly complex or nonlinear behavior still relies on linear-algebraic building blocks.
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chapters (11)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:31Machine learning as linear algebra
- 3:00Key deep learning algorithms
- 5:53Singular value decomposition
- 12:01Example with satellite image
- 17:02Randomized SVD algorithm
- 20:45General matrix multiplication
- 26:24Derivatives in neural networks
- 28:53Automatic differentiation explained
- 31:42Application in satellite data
- 33:07Resources and closing
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