This lecture covers the transition from linear to nonlinear problems in machine learning, introducing the concept of kernels to simplify data representation. It explains how kernels make data linearly separable in feature spaces, explores popular kernel functions like Gaussian and polynomial kernels, and discusses the properties and effects of different kernels. Practical exercises demonstrate isolines and the impact of kernel parameters on data separation.
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