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this is an extremely shitty lecture.
the directional derivative is simply given by:
Duf = (x,y)
If we take the derivative of that function that that particular point, it yields the following funciton
dx/dy = dz + 1zy, which is the gradient derivative for the x,y,z, plane
this can be seen in sql
if exists( select * from tempdb.dbo.sysobjects o where o.xtype in ('U') and o_id = object _id ('N gradient vector)
hotguy2985 5 months ago
Unless you use this information in your profession, it is irrelevant to everyday life.
JeffersonDinedAlone 6 months ago
@JeffersonDinedAlone If you have a car with an engine or a house full of electronic goods, then it is relavent to everyday life.
These videos are for people who want to be educated to work in engineering or science - they're not for general entertainment.
archieh70 4 months ago
Anyone knows the number of lecture where matrices are explained?
iMPRE7ed 8 months ago
excellent professor
friedjelly10 1 year ago 60
I have no clue what is being said here but i am somehow interested...
RsWeChanged 1 year ago 4
very usefull explanation in for example optimalization...
makier01 1 year ago 12
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paulojunior201 1 year ago
lluisggGoggle 1 year ago
He's good and all but he takes too much time to get to the actual facts :/
bigtimettt 1 year ago
@bigtimettt Maybe it takes more time, because he want to explain it in more simply way...
MINDERAZA 1 year ago
Second half of lecture: determining maximum and minimum values for f(x, y).
kstahmer 2 years ago
This comment has received too many negative votes show
this is an extremely shitty lecture.
the directional derivative is simply given by:
Duf = (x,y)
If we take the derivative of that function that that particular point, it yields the following funciton
dx/dy = dz + 1zy, which is the gradient derivative for the x,y,z, plane
this can be seen in sql
if exists( select * from tempdb.dbo.sysobjects o where o.xtype in ('U') and o_id = object _id ('N gradient vector)
hotguy2985 5 months ago
Unless you use this information in your profession, it is irrelevant to everyday life.
JeffersonDinedAlone 6 months ago
@JeffersonDinedAlone If you have a car with an engine or a house full of electronic goods, then it is relavent to everyday life.
These videos are for people who want to be educated to work in engineering or science - they're not for general entertainment.
archieh70 4 months ago
Anyone knows the number of lecture where matrices are explained?
iMPRE7ed 8 months ago
excellent professor
friedjelly10 1 year ago 60
I have no clue what is being said here but i am somehow interested...
RsWeChanged 1 year ago 4
very usefull explanation in for example optimalization...
makier01 1 year ago 12
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paulojunior201 1 year ago
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lluisggGoggle 1 year ago
He's good and all but he takes too much time to get to the actual facts :/
bigtimettt 1 year ago
@bigtimettt Maybe it takes more time, because he want to explain it in more simply way...
MINDERAZA 1 year ago
Second half of lecture: determining maximum and minimum values for f(x, y).
kstahmer 2 years ago