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Now that the section on vectorized operations doesn't suck, it'd be good to add a few simple examples of linear algebra functions. The subsection already exists.
I'm thinking dot products, matrix multiplication, and maybe a simple example of einsum.
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Would you want to cover any of np.linalg? I know things like norm can come in handy, but that might be outside the scope of the site/available for people that read the docs.
For norm you could probably present a euclidean distance problem as an example of its utility. I remember for last year it is what I used to do the distance calculations in my Nearest Neighbor program.
Now that the section on vectorized operations doesn't suck, it'd be good to add a few simple examples of linear algebra functions. The subsection already exists.
I'm thinking dot products, matrix multiplication, and maybe a simple example of einsum.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: