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This video shows you how to create square matrices in Python using normal lists and NumPy. Using NumPy has the advantage to ...

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... second when we have these matrices of data or data frames you're often going to see people adding a column that just contains ...

In this video, I walk through the process of training a machine learning model using Python, specifically focusing on generating a ...

XDSM diagrams are a good tool for visualizing models, understanding solver loops, and specifying interfaces between models ...

Learn how to modify and delete matrix elements.

Learn how to declare and iterate over two-dimensional arrays.

Learn how to declare, initialize, and iterate through arrays.

Initializing arrays: giving them a starting set of rows and columns, all filled with zeros or ones. Colon operator for incremented ...

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... how we can reason about what it's doing and then actually write python code for it so this projection matrix that we have uh does ...

Handling a two-dimensional arrays that represent a matrix of rows and columns.

in the last video we learned a little bit about confusion matrices and confusion matrices give you the whole picture but often we ...

In the next video, I'm going to show you what happens behind the scenes when C passes arrays to functions.

This video is the second part of the "Probability-based random text generation" video of the "Computer recreations" playlist.

all right in this video i'm going to be talking more about numpy arrays and uh and so far i've just been showing a bunch of ...

Laplace expansion for calculating the determinant of a n x n matrix.

When data are organized in a matrix or data frame, the apply() function can be used to calculate summaries (or apply a more ...

TF-IDF is most naturally paired with word by document matrices or similarly sparse word by context ones, so here's the distribution ...