PinnedInCuriousbyadam dhalla·Jan 11, 2021The Right Philosophy for Our TimesHow Transcendentalism can revitalize our society’s love for the environmentA response icon24A response icon24
Pinnedadam dhalla·Nov 7, 2020On Learning DeeplyLearning deeply, and to be able to tinker with the mathematics and science behind formula, is the most important skill in the 21st century.A response icon2A response icon2
InDataDrivenInvestorbyadam dhalla·Mar 20, 2021Naive Bayes Classifiers II: ApplicationApplying the Bayes’ Rule to design a classifier in Python from scratch, and applying it on the Titanic Dataset
InDataDrivenInvestorbyadam dhalla·Mar 19, 2021Naive Bayes Classification I: TheoryHow we can use elementary probability theory to find Bayes’ Theorem, and how we can use this to create a classifierA response icon1A response icon1
adam dhalla·Mar 14, 2021Recursive Least SquaresExploring Recursive Least Squares (RLS) using the Sherman-Morrison-Woodbury Formula and Python
adam dhalla·Mar 13, 2021Balancing Chemical Equations using PythonUsing Python and some basic linear algebra concepts, we can balance chemical equationsA response icon1A response icon1
InAnalytics Vidhyabyadam dhalla·Mar 9, 2021The Math of Principal Component Analysis (PCA)Using two different strategies rooted in linear algebra to understand the most important formula in dimensionality reductionA response icon5A response icon5
adam dhalla·Mar 7, 2021Watch my Complete Lecture Series on Neural Network MathematicsThis one’s a little unusual of a post since I don’t have any stories, algorithms, math or philosophy to write about, but I spent the past…
InArtificial Intelligence in Plain Englishbyadam dhalla·Mar 1, 2021The Rise and Fall of the PerceptronWhat is a perceptron, how the proto-neural network started (and stopped) interest in neural networks, the linear algebra behind them, and…A response icon1A response icon1
InArtificial Intelligence in Plain Englishbyadam dhalla·Feb 10, 2021The Normal Equation for Linear RegressionThe rationale and linear algebra behind Normal Equations, and the calculus way as well.