Finished your course and completed all the assignments! Your course was amazing and so immersive. It is probably the best approach to learning basic linear algebra as it gives you the fundamental gist and helps learn the programming. Your assignments were, you could say, 'unique tasks' and I absolutely loved that teaching method. Thanks as always, don't stop!
Yo, Mike! Iv'e been struggling to learn mathematics and I really appreciate your effort to help guys like me through your online courses and videos. Thanks dude!
Hey Mike, what a great teacher you are. My only suggestion is maybe have a page for solutions to the assignments? Nevertheless I'm loving the dedication you put into teaching. I just signed up for your deep dive course, looking forward to putting in the hard work!!! Thanks again Mike!
wow, amazing video. You made Linear Algebra FUN! Only if the grouchy old professor was more like this I would have stayed in the course. Thank you! Greatly appreciate it
Thank you, kind internet stranger. I do have a free short stats course on Udemy, although it's more about terminology than implementation. www.udemy.com/course/statistics-literacy-for-non-statisticians/
Thanks for the encouragement :) I have a book on calculus that will be published in a few months, and I'll make video explanations of all the exercise solutions.
Hey, I love your books (modern statistics and the linear algebra one). I was wondering if you have a math fundemental book similar to the content of your "Mster Math by Coding.." course? I really like having video course material and a more in depth book source for study
@@mikexcohen1 hey Mike, thanks for your response :)! That's unfortunate because I really like your teaching style + this combination of two (or more) areas. Are there fundamentals books you would recommend alongside/ supplementing the course?
THanks so much! In Jypter it shows the outputs without using Print(). I'm using visual studio code and it doesn't do that. How can I see outputs without using print() every time? THanks :)
Jupyter notebooks will display the final piece of code in a cell, unless that final line is an assignment. So you don't need the print() if it's the final line of code.
Preparing for GATE(general aptitude test of engineering) an entrance exam for masters in engineering in india. First chapter is linear algebra and python is my fav! So glad that there's a course available to integrate both. Took this course on udemy. Will be enjoying alot!! BIG THANKS!!! (Sorry for bad English)
Hi Colin. No, I actually don't have solutions posted. But if you have specific questions, feel free to post them here and I'll help you work through the answers ;)
I don't think there is one answer to this question. Some people want to understand the math deeply, while other people are more focused on understanding how to implement the analysis methods. But certainly it's good to have some familiarity with the math. ML math is mostly linear algebra. Also relevant is probability theory (statistics) and, for some analyses, calculus.
Hi Mike, first thanks for these wonderful lectures. @th-cam.com/video/JSjWltL9-7M/w-d-xo.html, where you define your first vector, shouldn't your implementation of vectors using numpy be vec = np.array([[3,4,5,2]]) as opposed to vec = np.array([3,4,5,2])? The size/shape of the former is (1,4) aka 1x4 row vector while the size/shape of the later is (4, ) which is not really a vector. I might be wrong but figured I'd ask and probably learn something new.
Great observation, linuxer. Indeed, np.array([1,2]) is a dimensionless array, not a true vector in the mathematical sense. Sometimes that matters and sometimes it doesn't, depending on what you'll do with the vector.
@@mikexcohen1 I think I get it. Even np.array([[1,2]]) is not a true vector in the mathematical sense. Both are representations in software, as such each will have its own advantages, disadvantages and limitations. Thanks for your reply and again thanks for the videos.
Thank you! I have a linear algebra exam next month and will start studying python next semester, so this is exactly what i was looking for! 🫡 After learning coding basics in C graphing stuff in such a quick way is mind-blowing 😅
Finished your course and completed all the assignments!
Your course was amazing and so immersive. It is probably the best approach to learning basic linear algebra as it gives you the fundamental gist and helps learn the programming. Your assignments were, you could say, 'unique tasks' and I absolutely loved that teaching method.
Thanks as always, don't stop!
Woohoo! Congrats :)
And thank you for your kind words. I'm glad you found the course useful.
Dear Mike! I took your course when I was in Amsterdam. Super excited I still can learn from you online! Thank you so much!
Awesome, nice to have you back ;)
you are a legend man, thank you so much, I'm gonna watch all your playlists
Thank you, good sir. I hope you find the other videos useful.
Yo, Mike! Iv'e been struggling to learn mathematics and I really appreciate your effort to help guys like me through your online courses and videos. Thanks dude!
Happy to help!
i couldn't agree more man...this video is the best in the universe man...my brain can accept like sponge this guy's video...thank you man
Hey Mike, what a great teacher you are. My only suggestion is maybe have a page for solutions to the assignments? Nevertheless I'm loving the dedication you put into teaching. I just signed up for your deep dive course, looking forward to putting in the hard work!!! Thanks again Mike!
wow, amazing video. You made Linear Algebra FUN! Only if the grouchy old professor was more like this I would have stayed in the course. Thank you! Greatly appreciate it
I'm looking forward to becoming a grouchy old professor, but until then, I try to make math/coding/stats engaging. I'm glad you enjoyed it!
It's crazy this doesn't have more views.
Now you've given 1 more ;)
I have listened to so many but this one is one of the best , Wish we had something like this for stats , calculus and probability too..
Thank you, kind internet stranger. I do have a free short stats course on Udemy, although it's more about terminology than implementation.
www.udemy.com/course/statistics-literacy-for-non-statisticians/
Mike. You are a gift to the world!
Aww, thank you Jeffrey :-)
getting started with a linear algebra for data science course at my university. this was a nice refresher and intro to the python module, thanks :)
Glad it was helpful!
How are you so underrated? This was an wonderful lesson. Subscribed.
Thanks! I'm glad you found this video useful.
@@mikexcohen1 shared your channel with my classmates. We did all the examples and assignments together on discord. Thank you so much!
This is a magnificent video!!. Great teaching skills. It help me to remember Linear Algebra combined with Python in smoothly!
Glad it was helpful!
Got me exams tomorrow, Just remember you'll keep helping people as long as this video is up here Thanks!
Good luck on your exams!
This honestly is the best introduction to linear algebra using python
Thanks! I'm glad you found it useful.
Hi Mike, your course is absolutely painless, which is very important for absolute beginner like me. I also like the assignments. Thanks.
Thanks Reynaldo, I'm glad you've found the course useful. I do try to minimize pain in my students ;)
I look forward to taking this course . Thank you for awesome lectures...
Have fun!
45 min in, very cool video. You’re not wasting your time if you’re here but you should probably know some Python to keep up and fully understand.
I'm from Brazil 🇧🇷and your class helped me a lot, I'm doing algebra work in Python for university , I'm studying computer science
Awesome. Awesome to the max.
I am a beginner at this stuff and i am literally stuck on the first part what am i supposed to do?
Mike, waooo, your explanation was the best of all. I sent your video to all my classmates
Awesome. Awesome to the max.
Great tutorials, Mike. Thanks for making this video
Glad it was helpful!
Awesome work, Mike. Keep it up !
Thanks bro.
Can you do a course on non-linear algebra.
Keep doing more videos on Linear algebra and calculus...
Thanks for the encouragement :)
I have a book on calculus that will be published in a few months, and I'll make video explanations of all the exercise solutions.
This is so well made. Really nice.
Glad you like it!
Hey, I love your books (modern statistics and the linear algebra one). I was wondering if you have a math fundemental book similar to the content of your "Mster Math by Coding.." course? I really like having video course material and a more in depth book source for study
Thank you kindly, Tom :) The answer is no, I don't have a book that is similar to that math-with-Python course. Sorry for the disappointing reply :'(
@@mikexcohen1 hey Mike, thanks for your response :)! That's unfortunate because I really like your teaching style + this combination of two (or more) areas. Are there fundamentals books you would recommend alongside/ supplementing the course?
THanks so much! In Jypter it shows the outputs without using Print(). I'm using visual studio code and it doesn't do that. How can I see outputs without using print() every time? THanks :)
Jupyter notebooks will display the final piece of code in a cell, unless that final line is an assignment. So you don't need the print() if it's the final line of code.
this is awesome! thank you Mike
Things made a lot of sense with this video.
Nice to hear :)
Loved this! Thank you!
Glad you enjoyed it!
You're great! thank you >< your video is really useful.
Nice to hear, thanks :)
Very well explained!! Thankyou
Preparing for GATE(general aptitude test of engineering) an entrance exam for masters in engineering in india. First chapter is linear algebra and python is my fav! So glad that there's a course available to integrate both. Took this course on udemy. Will be enjoying alot!! BIG THANKS!!!
(Sorry for bad English)
Awesome, I'm glad you found it helpful. Good luck with your exam!
@@mikexcohen1 Thank You Sir.
Excellent, Thank you!
Are the solutions to the assignments posted somewhere?
Hi Colin. No, I actually don't have solutions posted. But if you have specific questions, feel free to post them here and I'll help you work through the answers ;)
Excellent content 💯♥️
Should I learn all the math for machine learning before learning ML ? Or someother way ?
Plss help me out with this
I don't think there is one answer to this question. Some people want to understand the math deeply, while other people are more focused on understanding how to implement the analysis methods. But certainly it's good to have some familiarity with the math.
ML math is mostly linear algebra. Also relevant is probability theory (statistics) and, for some analyses, calculus.
I love the way you teach!. :P
Thank you! 😃
Thank you so much. I really appreciate it.
are you coming up with more courses ??
Yes, I'm slowly working on new courses, next to my regular job (professor). You can check my website for a full list of my courses: sincxpress.com/
thank you!!!!
Loved it!!, dude dubbed it in hindi views will skyrocket😂😂
You are the absolute best, i wish i had dollars to give you
Thank you kindly, naturela. All my YT content is 100% free, so just keep watching, enjoying, and learning :D
adding pairs of 2*2 and 3*2 is not possible in the assignment!! - matrix addition Rule
Exactly :) If you understand that it's not possible, then you understand how matrix addition works!
Thx
great
thanks a lot
Hi Mike, first thanks for these wonderful lectures. @th-cam.com/video/JSjWltL9-7M/w-d-xo.html, where you define your first vector, shouldn't your implementation of vectors using numpy be vec = np.array([[3,4,5,2]]) as opposed to vec = np.array([3,4,5,2])? The size/shape of the former is (1,4) aka 1x4 row vector while the size/shape of the later is (4, ) which is not really a vector. I might be wrong but figured I'd ask and probably learn something new.
Great observation, linuxer. Indeed, np.array([1,2]) is a dimensionless array, not a true vector in the mathematical sense. Sometimes that matters and sometimes it doesn't, depending on what you'll do with the vector.
@@mikexcohen1 I think I get it. Even np.array([[1,2]]) is not a true vector in the mathematical sense. Both are representations in software, as such each will have its own advantages, disadvantages and limitations. Thanks for your reply and again thanks for the videos.
Thank you! I have a linear algebra exam next month and will start studying python next semester, so this is exactly what i was looking for! 🫡
After learning coding basics in C graphing stuff in such a quick way is mind-blowing 😅
Awesome :D
This feels like an ahmadbazzi tutorial !
His videos are great and very well-made, so thank you for the compliment :)
51:15
Yep… comp graphics and game dev here..
OMG I was shouting seven!
7 is a good number. I often wander the streets at night shouting SEVEN!!!! as loud as possible.