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by neuronic
3938 days ago
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I think what courses often fail at is to specifically mention that all of these things are abstractions invented by people to deal with a specific issue and then WHY IT HELPS solving this issue. Whenever I studied Linear Algebra it was simply "here's a matrix, here is some algorithm, use it to get some number seemingly coming out of nowhere and just believe us that this number is what you really need." Note that I am not immediately interested in mathematical proof of why this method is correct. I want a plain English explanation of what is going on but instead you usually just get a bunch of notation to digest. |
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