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cogs272 problem set #2 due sun may 21 midnight dimensionality reduction, backpropogation chose at least 2 datasets at http:/isomap.stanford.edu/ PCA compress the data to the mininum # dimensions (n) to capture 95% of the variance. 1) plot of eige
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function [Err, Grad] = backprop(X,Y,W,Con,Transfer) X: matrix where each column is an input vector Y: matrix where each column is a desired output vector (corresponding to the input vector in X with the same column number). X and Y must have the
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g(x) f (x) H(x) 2 f (x) 1 f (x) = 2 xT Ax 1 T T x A Ax - bT Ax f (x) = 2 H(x) H(x) A x x g(x
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This problem set is organized around simulating a neuron\'s response to an input stimulus, then recovering the way that the neuron encodes the stimulus. 1) Generate stimulus data. Create 100 seconds of time varying random signal sampled at 500Hz th
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Why is vector addition commutative, geometrically? Describe what you are doing when you \"find\" a point in Cartesian space in terms of adding vector projections onto the standard basis. Remember that a vector\'s representation in a given basis specif
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function [Err, Grad] = backprop(X,Y,W,Con,Transfer) X: matrix where each column is an input vector Y: matrix where each column is a desired output vector (corresponding to the input vector in X with the same column number). X and Y must have the
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Why is vector addition commutative, geometrically? Describe what you are doing when you \"find\" a point in Cartesian space in terms of adding vector projections onto the standard basis. Remember that a vector\'s representation in a given basis specif
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cogs272 problem set #2 due sun may 21 midnight dimensionality reduction, backpropogation chose at least 2 datasets at http:/isomap.stanford.edu/ PCA compress the data to the mininum # dimensions (n) to capture 95% of the variance. 1) plot of eige
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g(x) f (x) H(x) 2 f (x) 1 f (x) = 2 xT Ax 1 T T x A Ax - bT Ax f (x) = 2 H(x) H(x) A x x g(x