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PCA and BBP Phase Transition

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This lecture covers the application of Principal Component Analysis (PCA) on a dataset using sklearn, plotting the first 5 principal components, and generating a card game dataset to study the BBP phase transition by diagonalizing the matrix and observing the spectrum.

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