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  • Take his online courses, very interesting stuff.

  • now i know why should i learn math.

  • very good explanation of SVM thanks

  • his worst lecture so far. There is no sequence and he always say we will come back to it later and moves on.

    You must consult his lecture notes too!

  • this is phat

  • GREAT series. I've been looking around for a *long* time for something to explain ML this clearly to me... Granted digging around gave me some necessary background - but still a definite jump in clarity over just reading Elements, etc...

    Thank you Stanford and Dr Ng!

  • Soft Margin Support Vector Machines starts at time 38

    Lecture includes Karush-Kuhn-Tucker conditions

  • Very good lectures, especially for statisticians

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  • one sinlge question. @33:00. can someon tell me why THETA_p(w) = maxL(w,a,b) = f(w). thanks

  • excellent work!

  • Great lecture! Thanks for uploading..

  • it's very nice lecture. I really appreciate it

  • You have the most atrocious notation I've ever seen.. and I say this as someone who loves these lectures. Please talk to someone in math or physics. They've been refining notation for centuries now.

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