ML: programming exercise 1

[mjl Martin J. Laubach]

  That was actually quite a lot of fun! If you think right and tinker around with Octave a bit, it's possible to write all the code needed without any loops or assumptions on data size. Which has the additional benefit that one can reuse the cost and gradient code for the multi part without any change, four parts for the price of two... I'm beginning to like Octave!

        mjl

[Dominik]

I don't have the time yet to watch the new lectures but after reading
your review I'm definitely excited to get my hands dirty with the
code :D (although, I'm not a very experience programmer myself)

On Oct 13, 3:40 am, "mjl Martin J. Laubach" <goo...@emsi.priv.at>
wrote:

[mjl Martin J. Laubach]

  For watching the lectures, the x1.5 button is definitely cool.

  BTW, is anyone actually taking notes (as in "pen and paper") or is that just me that is that crazy? I seem to understand things better if I reformulate them and write them down.

        mjl

[Ernad Halilovic]

I take "pen and paper" notes and I'm only 20. No matter what, for me, it is the ultimate way of understanding.

[Nik Graf]

I didn't do it in the first week, but thanks for the reminder - will do it from now on ;)

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