Matrix Math

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A single value is known as

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scalar

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scalar

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a value with 0 dimensions

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Lists of values are known as

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vectors

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Types of vectors

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row and column

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Dimensions of vectors

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just one: length

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What is a matrix

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a 2 dimensional grid of values

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What is a tensor?

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Any n-dimensional collection of values

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Locations in matrices are known as

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indices

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Indices nomenclature

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Like a 1 layer nested array

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Numpy is

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a C library in python.

Does lots of math operations in Python and is designed to work with matrices.

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Normal convention for naming numpy

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import numpy as np

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Most common way to with number in NumPy is through

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ndarray objects

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ndarray objects are

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similar to Python lists, but can have any number of dimensions
Does fast math operations

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To declare an ndarray

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x = nd.array(5)

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To get shape of ndarray

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nd.shape

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To reshape an nd array like one that is (4,)

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(4,).reshape(1,4)

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Why do some people use

x = v[:, None]

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Adds extra dimension

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Elementwise operations

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Like iterating through and running an operation

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Requirements for adding two matrices

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Have to be the same shape

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When describing the shape of a matrix how does one describe it?

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rows x columns

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You can only safely run a transpose to multiply if

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The data is arranged as rows

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To get the min, max, mean of a matrix

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np. min(array)
np. max(array)
mp. mean(array)

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How to calculate error in a logistic regression?

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It the number of errors

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What method does one use to minimize the error?

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Gradient descent

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Basic parts of a neural network

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Input data, processing, output

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Individual nodes are called

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perceptrons

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What are weights?

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A higher weight means the neural network considers that input more important than other inputs, and lower weight means that the data is considered less important.

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W vs w

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W when it represents a matrix of weights or a w when it represents an individual weight

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How is an output signal determined?

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feeding the linear combination into an activation function

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What are two ways to go from an AND perceptron to an OR perceptron?

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Increase the weights | Decrease the magnitude of the bias

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AND perceptron

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Both must be true to accept

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OR perceptron

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One must be true

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NOT perceptron

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A specific one must be true

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XOR perceptron

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outputs 0 if the inputs are the same and 1 if the inputs are different

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Gradient is

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term for rate of change or slope

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To calculate rate of change

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derivative of a function f(x) gives you another function f​'(x) that returns the slope of f(x) at point x

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Local minima

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where the error is low, but not the lowest

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SSE is

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measure of networks performance. Low means good predictions.

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np.dot is the same as

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Multiplying two matrices and then getting the sum

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sigmoid(x)

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1/(1+np.exp(-x))

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sigmoid_prime(x)

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sigmoid(x) * (1 - sigmoid(x))