Lecture

Johnson-Lindenstrauss: Probability and Exponential Random Variables

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This lecture covers the Johnson-Lindenstrauss lemma, probability theory, exponential random variables, variance, and proof techniques. It discusses the mapping of vectors in high-dimensional space to lower dimensions with minimal distortion.

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