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And let's let B equal A transpose and so BA transpose like so.

E to the negative theta transpose

You can put the transpose as follows.

And pre multiply it by it's own transpose.

I end up with, you know, theta transpose

I'm using z to denote data transpose x.

That becomes this first column of this transpose.

We could transpose the w and the e.

lower case delta L plus one times aL transpose.

So we pre multiply the left side by the transpose of x, pre multiply the right side by the transpose of x.

So B. On the next slide, B is just X transpose, times X, the inverse of that, times X transpose, times Y.

So, I'll get a new matrix R by multiplying the transpose of M x N. So I took the transpose of M.

So this is a at the standard quotation mark is a, what to say, a transpose to excuse me the, you know, a transpose of my major and of course a transpose if I transpose that again then I should get back my matrix A. Some more useful functions.

This is a transpose which is written and A superscript T, and the way you compute the transpose of a matrix is as follows.

Alright, so that's my hypothesis, h of x equals theta transpose x.

So, here's my matrix A. If you want to write A transpose.

And all this is is the transpose of the matrix of cofactors.

The mathematical notation for this is M superscript T, where T means transpose.

Z, Z here's a real number and plugged in theta transpose X, so

So, X transpose times Y, equals X transpose times XB becomes this longer formula, but again, note that we can just wipe out, everything on the right side of the equation.

If I take the transpose of M, then I've got a two by four.

The matrix equals a its own transpose if you flip things the other way.

Now, to solve for b, all we have to do is eliminate x transpose x.

G of theta transpose X, where I'm going to define the function G as follows

And so, the inner product that is theta transpose X is just equal to this.

But the transpose, all that means is that you switch the rows and the columns.

We subtract from omega prime A transpose times B to the 1, the inverse, times A.

If I want to take the transpose of a matrix that's just converting columns into rows.

And so the transpose becomes a 3x2 matrix, and moreover, the BlJ is equal to AJl.

Transpose of a matrix is this original matrix with it's rows and columns flipped along the diagonal.

What we do to transpose is we flip along the diagonal and they're now in this order.

So if you think you know how to compute this quantity, this matrix transpose times another matrix.

Finally, the last special matrix operation I want to tell you about is to do matrix transpose.

To get a transpose I am going to first take the first row of A one to zero.

Let's take that equation for B, for the matrix B. Since we used the deviation scores, we can just put in sum to squares x for x transpose x, and we can put in the cross products for x transpose y.

And similarly, if you have a negative example, then really all you want is that theta transpose x is

For any rotation matrix, it turns out that the inverse is the transpose. So, for this one, for example.

So here I have transpose of'M', I have just taken the first column and made it the first row.

Here's a formula for computing delta 3 is delta 3 is equal to theta 3 transpose times delta 4.

N. So this thing here is theta transpose and this is actually a N plus one by one matrix.

So the way to do that is just to premultiply by its transpose, and that's what X inaudible prime equals.

I also have a covariance that characters my uncertainty, and that is updated as follows, where T is the transpose.

This is cost 0 of theta transpose x where the cost 1 function is what we had on the previous

And in order to explain some of the math, I'm going to use z to denote failure of transpose x here.