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Linear Algebra. Theory, Intuition, Code

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Year
2021
ISBN
9789083136608
Language
english
Format
PDF
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5 MB (5009738 bytes)
Edition
1
Pages
581\581
Time added
2022-03-20 20:33:40

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Cover 0 Front Matter 0.1 Front matter 0.2 Dedication 0.3 Forward Contents 1 Introduction 1.1 What is linear algebra and why learn it? 1.2 About this book 1.3 Prerequisites 1.4 Exercises and code challenges 1.5 Online and other resources 2 Vectors 2.1 Scalars 2.2 Vectors: geometry and algebra 2.3 Transpose operation 2.4 Vector addition and subtraction 2.5 Vector-scalar multiplication 2.6 Exercises 2.7 Answers 2.8 Code challenges 2.9 Code solutions 3 Vector multiplication 3.1 Vector dot product: Algebra 3.2 Dot product properties 3.3 Vector dot product: Geometry 3.4 Algebra and geometry 3.5 Linear weighted combination 3.6 The outer product 3.7 Hadamard multiplication 3.8 Cross product 3.9 Unit vectors 3.10 Exercises 3.11 Answers 3.12 Code challenges 3.13 Code solutions 4 Vector spaces 4.1 Dimensions and fields 4.2 Vector spaces 4.3 Subspaces and ambient spaces 4.4 Subsets 4.5 Span 4.6 Linear independence 4.7 Basis 4.8 Exercises 4.9 Answers 5 Matrices 5.1 Interpretations and uses of matrices 5.2 Matrix terms and notation 5.3 Matrix dimensionalities 5.4 The transpose operation 5.5 Matrix zoology 5.6 Matrix addition and subtraction 5.7 Scalar-matrix mult. 5.8 "Shifting" a matrix 5.9 Diagonal and trace 5.10 Exercises 5.11 Answers 5.12 Code challenges 5.13 Code solutions 6 Matrix multiplication 6.1 "Standard" multiplication 6.2 Multiplication and eqns. 6.3 Multiplication with diagonals 6.4 LIVE EVIL 6.5 Matrix-vector multiplication 6.6 Creating symmetric matrices 6.7 Multiply symmetric matrices 6.8 Hadamard multiplication 6.9 Frobenius dot product 6.11 What about matrix division? 6.12 Exercises 6.13 Answers 6.14 Code challenges 6.15 Code solutions 7 Rank 7.1 Six things about matrix rank 7.2 Interpretations of matrix rank 7.3 Computing matrix rank 7.4 Rank and scalar multiplication 7.5 Rank of added matrices 7.6 Rank of multiplied matrices 7.7 Rank of A, AT, ATA, and AAT 7.8 Rank of random matrices 7.9 Boosting rank by "shifting" 7.10 Rank difficulties 7.11 Rank and span 7.12 Exercises 7.13 Answers 7.14 Code challenges 7.15 Code solutions 8 Matrix spaces 8.1 Column space of a matrix 8.2 Column space: A and AAT 8.3 Determining whether v ∈ C(A) 8.4 Row space of a matrix 8.5 Row spaces of A and ATA 8.6 Null space of a matrix 8.7 Geometry of the null space 8.8 Orthogonal subspaces 8.9 Matrix space orthogonalities 8.10 Dimensionalities of matrix spaces 8.11 More on Ax = b and Ay = 0 8.12 Exercises 8.13 Answers 8.14 Code challenges 8.15 Code solutions 9 Complex numbers 239 9.1 Complex numbers and C 9.2 What are complex numbers? 9.3 The complex conjugate 9.4 Complex arithmetic 9.5 Complex dot product 9.6 Special complex matrices 9.7 Exercises 9.8 Answers 9.9 Code challenges 9.10 Code solutions 10 Systems of equations 10.1 Algebra and geometry of eqns. 10.2 From systems to matrices 10.3 Row reduction 10.4 Gaussian elimination 10.5 Row-reduced echelon form 10.6 Gauss-Jordan elimination 10.7 Possibilities for solutions 10.8 Matrix spaces, row reduction 10.9 Exercises 10.10 Answers 10.11 Coding challenges 10.12 Code solutions 11 Determinant 11.1 Features of determinants 11.2 Determinant of a 2×2 matrix 11.3 The characteristic polynomial 11.4 3×3 matrix determinant 11.5 The full procedure 11.6 ∆ of triangles 11.7 Determinant and row reduction 11.8 ∆ and scalar multiplication 11.9 Theory vs practice 11.10 Exercises 11.11 Answers 11.12 Code challenges 11.13 Code solutions 12 Matrix inverse 12.1 Concepts and applications 12.2 Inverse of a diagonal matrix 12.3 Inverse of a 2×2 matrix 12.4 The MCA algorithm 12.5 Inverse via row reduction 12.6 Left inverse 12.7 Right inverse 12.8 The pseudoinverse, part 1 12.9 Exercises 12.10 Answers 12.11 Code challenges 12.12 Code solutions 13 Projections 13.1 Projections in R2 13.2 Projections in RN 13.3 Orth and par vect comps 13.4 Orthogonal matrices 13.5 Orthogonalization via GS 13.6 QR decomposition 13.7 Inverse via QR 13.8 Exercises 13.9 Answers 13.10 Code challenges 13.11 Code solutions 14 Least-squares 14.1 Introduction 14.2 5 steps of model-fitting 14.3 Terminology 14.4 Least-squares via left inverse 14.5 Least-squares via projection 14.6 Least-squares via row-reduction 14.7 Predictions and residuals 14.8 Least-squares example 14.9 Code challenges 14.10 Code solutions 15 Eigendecomposition 15.1 Eigenwhatnow? 15.2 Finding eigenvalues 421 15.3 Finding eigenvectors 15.4 Diagonalization 15.5 Conditions for diagonalization 15.6 Distinct, repeated eigenvalues 15.7 Complex solutions 15.8 Symmetric matrices 15.9 Eigenvalues singular matrices 15.10 Eigenlayers of a matrix 15.11 Matrix powers and inverse 15.12 Generalized eigendecomposition 15.13 Exercises 15.14 Answers 15.15 Code challenges 15.16 Code solutions 16 The SVD 16.1 Singular value decomposition 16.2 Computing the SVD 16.3 Singular values and eigenvalues 16.4 SVD of a symmetric matrix 16.5 SVD and the four subspaces 16.6 SVD and matrix rank 16.7 SVD spectral theory 16.8 Low-rank approximations 16.9 Normalizing singular values 16.10 Condition number of a matrix 16.11 SVD and the matrix inverse 16.12 MP Pseudoinverse, part 2 16.13 Code challenges 16.14 Code solutions 17 Quadratic form 17.1 Algebraic perspective 17.2 Geometric perspective 17.3 The normalized quadratic form 17.4 Evecs and the qf surface 17.5 Matrix definiteness 17.6 The definiteness of ATA 17.7 λ and definiteness 17.9 Code solutions 18 Covariance matrices 18.1 Correlation 18.2 Variance and standard deviation 18.3 Covariance 18.4 Correlation coefficient 18.5 Covariance matrices 18.6 Correlation to covariance 18.7 Code challenges 18.8 Code solutions 19 PCA 19.1 PCA: interps and apps 19.2 How to perform a PCA 19.3 The algebra of PCA 19.4 Regularization 19.5 Is PCA always the best? 19.6 Code challenges 19.7 Code solutions 20 The end. 20.1 The end... of the beginning! 20.2 Thanks! 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