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Support Vector Machines: Basics and Applications
Covers the basics of Support Vector Machines, including linear separability, hyperplanes, margins, and non-linear SVM with kernels.
Linear Binary Classification: Perceptron, SGD, Fisher's LDA
Covers the Perceptron model, SGD, and Fisher's Linear Discriminant in binary classification.
Introduction to Learning by Stochastic Gradient Descent: Simple Perceptron
Covers the derivation of the stochastic gradient descent formula for a simple perceptron and explores the geometric interpretation of classification.
Deep Learning Fundamentals
Introduces deep learning, from logistic regression to neural networks, emphasizing the need for handling non-linearly separable data.
Robust Optimization: Radiation Therapy & Support Vector Machines
Explores robust optimization in radiation therapy and support vector machines.
Kernel Ridge Regression: Equivalence, Representer Theorem, and Kernel Trick
Explores Kernel Ridge Regression, the Representer Theorem, and the Kernel Trick in machine learning.
Farkas' Lemma: Applications in Game Theory
Explores Farkas' Lemma, hyperplane separation, combinatorics, and its application in game theory, focusing on penalty kick strategies.
Support Vector Machines: SVMs
Explores Support Vector Machines, covering hard-margin, soft-margin, hinge loss, risks comparison, and the quadratic hinge loss.
Kernels: Nonlinear Transformations
Explores kernels for simplifying data representation and making it linearly separable in feature spaces, including popular functions and practical exercises.
Support Vector Machine: Primal Formulation with Hard Margin
Covers the Support Vector Machine with a hard margin formulation and the importance of maximizing the margin between classes.