Machine Learning | Linear Discriminant Analysis

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Linear Discriminant Analysis (LDA) is a dimensionality reduction technique. As the name implies dimensionality reduction techniques reduce the number of dimensions (i.e. variables) in a dataset while retaining as much information as possible. #MachineLearning #LDA

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perfect explaination! This is the best video on LDA that i watched

wishswiss
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Great explaination! This is the best video on LDA that i could find

preethamtsp
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Small things matter ... I guess nobody noticed that #theStudyBeast has started using different colored markers to improve his content delivery ... but that has made a positive impact for me at least.

teegnas
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Good Explanation. Kindly give video for multiclass classification using LDA

mmurali
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i didnt understand the end part where you just neglect that W vector on rhs side. Our objective is to find W so how can u consider it as some constant

ickywitchy
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I am coufused with one part when you applied the square formula how did you get the resule w^t[(m0-m1)(m0-m1)^t]w if you can elabotare this point it would be really helpful

shwetamishra
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can someone please tell me what exactly is wtx+b is used to find what ?

ayushsingh-qnsb
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at 6:58, you are mentioning that we need to take it to higer dimension, can you please explain why we have to take to higher dimension pls .

arakanna
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why there is no 1/n in variance formula...can anyone explain?

HITNUT
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if I am having 4 classes then what will be the SB (between class variance) equation?

snehalgaikwad
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12:55 how did the a^2 +b^2 -2ab come into picture here?

anishmanandhar
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Nice video sir. Which book you are using

sangeethak
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Is LDA only a feature reduction technique or it does classification of features too??

shilpagupta
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Which book you have referred sir. Kindly tell me.

sangeethak
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What do you mean by rank one efficient

santanudas
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why there is no 1/n in variance formula...can anyone explain?

chinmaygodbole