Because there's no Chinese subtitle in the video so I would like use English to reply the comment。 the video is cool and easy to understand and I understand it and benefit from it lot. Thank you, thank you very much
9:17 you say "picking a random point from the distribution" which makes it seem like the x coordinate is randomly chosen. I think it's much clearer to say draw a random sample from the distribution.
That's the clearest and easiest to understand explanation of Thompson sampling I've ever seen! Thank you!
A real talent to explain complex math in simple and clear terms. Excellent use of graphics and animation.
“Best” (most intuitive, concise, and practical) explanation of both Thompson sampling and OAB I’ve found. Rivtik should be jealous.
Such an informative video. All these complex concepts are cleared so nicely and simply.
You are the best teacher always, Dr. Serrano. Thanks for the upload.
EXCELLENT Video! And one of the few that explain the Bandit problem clearly and succinctly with Thompson sampling.
another great video, really appreciate the simplicity and knowledge in it
Thank u so much sir... Want more videos on machine learning and deep learning topics
Because there's no Chinese subtitle in the video so I would like use English to reply the comment。 the video is cool and easy to understand and I understand it and benefit from it lot. Thank you, thank you very much
8:23 an error in the third graph when adding the third trial. The graph should move skew to the right instead of left.
You’re right, thank you for the correction!
9:17 you say "picking a random point from the distribution" which makes it seem like the x coordinate is randomly chosen. I think it's much clearer to say draw a random sample from the distribution.
Thank you for this video. Very informative as always !
How doe Thompson sampling ensure we choose the unexplored machine? Did you make that clear in the video explanation?
Amazing explaination!
Hi Luis, I have a doubt, at 8:46 how did M2, M3 and M4 achieved a Right Skewed, Left Skewed and Right Skewed curves respectively
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Great video.
5:52 kindly distinguish between likelihood and probability,i am a little lost here
Very well done!
Nice video, I learned something today.
Great video ☺️
Awesome
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Explanation doesn't make it clear how the "bonus" to unexplored machines actually comes into play
nice