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These two guys are hilarious! Eases the pain of learning :D

hamed
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This format of learning through a dialog like this is fantastic! Thanks for posting :)

fani
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the data revisionist and invisible point joke is hilarious ! these 2 guys makes it easier to understand ! very good idea to have this noob-expert exchange to help it make it more accessible!

Philippe.C.A-R
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Michael's comment at 2:32-2:47 was super helpful, esp. for folks with weaker linear algebra backgrounds.

tehuatzi
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Excellent. Thank you for making this video. I needed to know about hyperplanes in the context of support vector machines. And you nailed it.

vtrandal
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Awesome video. This is one of the most intuitive explanations of SVM I've seen so far. And I'm coming from Andrew NG's course where he went about explaining it in a very roundabout way and I didn't grasp anything.

Nupur
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Awesome and creative way to present by two genuine persons

SatishSharma-ffug
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Thank you very much for this video! It helps me get introduced to the conceptual understanding behind SVM!

tymothylim
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I like the two man system where one guy acts like he barely has idea of what's going on (just like me).

joshfann
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The plane helps you to define the support vectors. The support vectors help you to define the plane. But when I start with only a set of points, with no support vectors or planes, what do I do? Who would I know who is who?

刘若涵-sk
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Still can not figure out why it is 1 or -1 if points on those two lines. If this is the case, what about the equation for those are not lie on the line, is something like W*U +B >1 or <-1 but Y only equal -1 or 1. Where is the < and > come from?

yanshi
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why the top line is wtx+b=1? i mean it should be equal to the distance between the plane and the first positive point?

yuhaooo
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One question: Since the gray lines are different, shouldn't they have different b's (intercepts)? Like b1 and b2

NikolaRJK
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It didnt mentioned about the term "Support Vector Machine", apart from the title of the graph.

saptarshi
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Why its w transpose ? Why are we transposing the values of matrix of feature x?

redsnow
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Why do we transpose w in the equation?

johnmichaelkovachi
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Excelente...
Where can i find more videos from the same topic?

wilfredomartel
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How do they make the hand and the pen transparent?

paperstars
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0:54 I'm going to fix that... by putting a minus sign here LMAO

tsunghan_yu