Lecture

Exponential Family: Distributions and Regularity

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Description

This lecture covers the exponential family of distributions, including the forward map and the concept of regularity. It delves into the Ising model, explaining magnetism through dipoles and spins. The lecture also discusses the concept of a regular family and the properties of convex functions.

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