Integration
- What happens when we reverse the limits of a definite integral?
- Can you give the example of an odd integrand and prove that it is odd?
- What is the differentiation and integration of f(x)=1 wrt dx
- Show step by step integration of exp(-x by a)
- Change in limits of integration when changing from cartesian to polar coordinates
- Gaussian Integral: Integrate exp(-x^2) from -infinite to +infinite
Vector Calculus
- y = w.x Where w and x are vectors. What is the derivative of y wrt w?
- x is a vector and y = euclidean_norm(x). What is the derivative of y wrt x?
- y = (norm(x))^2. What is the derivative of y wrt x?
- Can you show the derivative X-transpose.X wrt x?
- What is Jacobian of change of variables?
- Derive Jacobian when we are changing from 2D cartesian coordinates to polar coordinates.
- Derive generalized Gaussian Integral from the Special Case of Gaussian Integral for Mu = 0 and Sigma = 1-by-sqrt(2)
- Solving 2D Gaussian Integral w.r.t x and y and also w.r.t polar coordinates
Exercises from the book "Pattern Recognition and Machine Learning" by Christopher Bishop
- Exercise 1.1 On Linear Equations for Regression - From Pattern Recognition and ML - By Christopher Bishop
- Exercise 1.2 On Regularization in Linear Regression - Pattern Recognition and ML - By Christopher Bishop
- Exercise 1.3 on 'sum rule and product rule of probability' (From the book Pattern Recognition and ML by Christopher Bishop)
- Exercise 1.4 On Probability Densities - Pattern Recognition and ML - By Christopher Bishop
- Exercise 1.5 On Concept of Variance From Statistics - Pattern Recognition and ML - By Christopher Bishop
- Exercise 1.6 On Covariance - Pattern Recognition and ML - By Christopher Bishop
- Exercise 1.7 - Identifying normalization constant for Gaussian Distribution and Proving that it's integral equals 1 - From Pattern Recognition and ML - By Christopher Bishop
- Ex 1.8 - Show that the mean value of Gaussian distribution is µ. (Pattern Recognition and ML by Christopher Bishop)
- Ex 1.9 - Show that the mode of the multivariate Gaussian is given by µ. (Pattern Recognition and ML by Christopher Bishop)
- Ex 1.10 - On mean and variance of two variables (Pattern Recognition and ML by Christopher Bishop)
- Ex 1.12 - Pattern Recognition and ML by Christopher Bishop
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