Khan I am almost done with Linear Algebra and I am passing the class all thanks to your help. Most people can't believe I study math for fun and have no intention in going into any math intensive field, most math accountants need is watered down Calculus but I have finished Calculus 1,2,3 Physics 1 and 2, Linear Algebra, Differential Equations and its all because of my deep curiousity to understand nature at my own pace knowing that it has no effect on my future only makes studying it more fun.
When I took Linear Algebra, I hit a wall with the gram-schmidt process. I could do the mechanical steps to orthonormalize a basis, however, I was having a hard time visualing what exactly was going on. After watching this video, it made perfect sense. In fact, Khan's whole playlist is worth watching. Linear Algebra is my favorite. <33333333
Now I see how fortunate I am that I got that explained pretty well at school in the first place and I do not have to seek the titbits of inspiration online. But for those who do not have that privilege, Khan can truly be a real saviour.
Thanks Khan, I used to spend hours reading the book, trying to understand the concepts, now I complement my classes with your videos and its all clear to me now. Thanks!!
Thanks Khan, I used to spend hours reading the textbook trying to understand the concepts, now I complement my classes with your videos and its all clear to me now. Thanks!!
On 5:00 you say V1 is not going to be on line spanned by U1. Actually it should be V2 and not V1 that is not going to be on line spanned by U1. Am i right? You are doing a great job. Keep it up :))
On 5:00 you say V1 is not going to be on line spanned by U1. Actually it should be V2 and not V1 that is not going to be on line spanned by U1. Am i right? You are doing a great job. Keep it up :))
hey so i just took my final exam today and a question was "explain the gram schmidt process"....and i totally drew these diagrams and explained everything. Awesomeness.
Hey, I was just wondering if we could use the Cross Product of u1 and u2 to get y3? Or is there a difference in y3 and the cross product of u1 and u2?
Hey, I was just wondering, for y3 in your example, can we use the cross product of u1 and u2 to get y3, instead of complicating it with all the calculation?
Hey, I was just wondering, for y3 in your example, can we use the cross product of u1 and u2 to get y3, instead of complicating it with all the calculation?
I think that's okay if we are in R3 space and we have two vectors. If we are not in R3 space or we don't have 2 vectors (finding the second vector or 4th vector), the cross product is meaningless, but that's a nice shortcut and good thought.
I can't believe it, I'm starting to love Linear Algebra
pz0utable 2 months ago
You are a life saver!
rhsee 2 months ago
Khan I am almost done with Linear Algebra and I am passing the class all thanks to your help. Most people can't believe I study math for fun and have no intention in going into any math intensive field, most math accountants need is watered down Calculus but I have finished Calculus 1,2,3 Physics 1 and 2, Linear Algebra, Differential Equations and its all because of my deep curiousity to understand nature at my own pace knowing that it has no effect on my future only makes studying it more fun.
guerillachan20 3 months ago
these vids are great in conjunction with PAULS online math NOTES
bangthatdrumb 5 months ago
1 professor disliked this video as it made him look bad.
bangthatdrumb 5 months ago 3
whosss the mann??? khansss the mannn
spechtbert 5 months ago 2
When I took Linear Algebra, I hit a wall with the gram-schmidt process. I could do the mechanical steps to orthonormalize a basis, however, I was having a hard time visualing what exactly was going on. After watching this video, it made perfect sense. In fact, Khan's whole playlist is worth watching. Linear Algebra is my favorite. <33333333
SpoiledLogic 8 months ago
When i saw the title i was like: "I know Gram-Schmidt, it´s easy", when i finished the Video is was like: "Aaaaaaaaaah, thats how it works!"
Terrax221 8 months ago
You're fantastic!
youareafaggot1 10 months ago
Haha you repeat things a lot, like individual words :)
camilly0902 10 months ago
my prof tried to teach this in an hour ididnt get shit. i come here igot it in 5 minutes
EcCcCcCcCcCc 10 months ago
anyone from purdue? i hate linear!
redougulas 10 months ago
@redougulas
I have second midterm tomorrow
danielrugeles 3 months ago
Very nice and easy tutorial! I love it. But shouldn't there be brackets at:
y3 = v3 - ( (v3*u1)*u1 + (v3*u2)*u2) )
Greetings and thank you very much!!!
dashues 10 months ago
SCHMIDTTY!
Ayplus 11 months ago
Clear, concise, and exceptionally helpful. Thank you!
aramforme 11 months ago
Professor ~= Doctor ~= Moron
ya6655 11 months ago
I got really excited when I typed in the gram-schmidt process on google and saw that the khan academy has a video on it!
elhermosouno 1 year ago
they should replace the whole math department professors with M.r Khan
deelinkin 1 year ago
Now I see how fortunate I am that I got that explained pretty well at school in the first place and I do not have to seek the titbits of inspiration online. But for those who do not have that privilege, Khan can truly be a real saviour.
juraad 1 year ago
Thanks kahn. You're really helpin me out with my math classes
guitarist809 1 year ago
I...understand!
nahvkolaj 1 year ago
Im looking forward to MATLAB :D
yoguely 1 year ago
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Thanks Khan, I used to spend hours reading the book, trying to understand the concepts, now I complement my classes with your videos and its all clear to me now. Thanks!!
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On 5:00 you say V1 is not going to be on line spanned by U1. Actually it should be V2 and not V1 that is not going to be on line spanned by U1. Am i right? You are doing a great job. Keep it up :))
r4nj33tt 1 year ago
On 5:00 you say V1 is not going to be on line spanned by U1. Actually it should be V2 and not V1 that is not going to be on line spanned by U1. Am i right? You are doing a great job. Keep it up :))
r4nj33tt 1 year ago
thanks. well explained
gregor121 1 year ago
Much appreciated!
HoloUniverse 1 year ago
hey so i just took my final exam today and a question was "explain the gram schmidt process"....and i totally drew these diagrams and explained everything. Awesomeness.
FarrenfollowsBen 1 year ago
you r my new hero lol! thank you so much
sana0hk 1 year ago
Khhhhaaannnnn!!!!
FarrenfollowsBen 1 year ago
Hey, I was just wondering if we could use the Cross Product of u1 and u2 to get y3? Or is there a difference in y3 and the cross product of u1 and u2?
cookice007 1 year ago
Hey, I was just wondering, for y3 in your example, can we use the cross product of u1 and u2 to get y3, instead of complicating it with all the calculation?
cookice007 1 year ago
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3 months ago
Hey, I was just wondering, for y3 in your example, can we use the cross product of u1 and u2 to get y3, instead of complicating it with all the calculation?
I think that's okay if we are in R3 space and we have two vectors. If we are not in R3 space or we don't have 2 vectors (finding the second vector or 4th vector), the cross product is meaningless, but that's a nice shortcut and good thought.
dalcde 1 year ago
hey what program are you using for recording/writing up that stuff?
liosama 1 year ago
thaaaanks a lot
xmrwzw 1 year ago
i couldn't see any better reference for me to understand Linear Alg. other than these lecture!!
saying thanks won't be enough!
aliim99 1 year ago
Thanks so much *.*
gozzpi28 2 years ago 3
You are the man! Saving my ass from my shitty professor!
sherajr 2 years ago 66
agreed. khan you are indeed the man.
ChensList 2 years ago 43
@sherajr You must be in my class. I hate that lady.
TheNef77 1 year ago
@TheNef77
same story
yxooo 1 year ago
@sherajr me too lol
antonblue11 4 months ago
you are the Lebron James of making youtube math videos!! Patrick JMT is kobe bryant of the same thing.
Lebron James > Kobe Bryant
shab00ty 2 years ago 7