Exponential growth, that's the key here.

This is the problem that we face, due to the doubling caused by Exponential Growth.

But our brains are wired for a linear world.

So the idea here is just to show you that exponential functions are really, really dramatic.

Uh,in your case,I'm guessing the progressionis exponential.

First they don't grow.

Layered, like nachos. Exponential growth.

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And now I'm going to take the most extreme of all steps.

Exponential function

What do you think you have in a month? We're at a billion.

Let's calculate how much money we have earned.

So we know the basic trig functions.

They are also approximate just like the other 2 filters, and in terms of efficiency the world is still out there.

In other words, the rate of increase is exponential.

So sort of, if you continue down here, you're gonna see vacuum tubes show up.

So, you see, it works just as easily with negative numbers.

Think about the theory of evolution.

That shows that I only have one y value at that point.

Well, I have to raise it to the second power.

The histogram filter's biggest disadvantage is it scales exponentially, and the reason is any grid that is defined over arcade dimensions will end up having exponentially many grid cells in the number of dimensions, which is really unfortunate because we can't really represent high dimensional grids really well.

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So what do we want to make our v prime?

That is a result of modifying cost functions in our dynamic programming algorithm in the same 3D regime we just studied and that you just programmed.

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You don't have to have exponents, it's just that these exponents are probably where the motivation for calling these even functions and odd functions came from.

You know, you all have smartphones, we're all connected to the web.

And in a trillionth of a second it expanded exponentially into what became the universe we know.

Parentheses..first.

like cosmological constant of w one, then, when that term is dominant, it will drive expansion according to the exponential law.

An opener?

Let's design a product, right from the word go, and decide what we want.

Let's plot that. What I'm gonna do on the right is plot my cost function j.

They don't really know what exponential means, but this is exponential.

We know that the first 10 years of a career has an exponential impact on how much money you're going to earn.

Any time you draw a vertical line, it will only intersect the graph once.

If we have f(x) x 2, we saw in the previous video that this is even.

With that we already solved the problem.

The point at which we break is when i becomes greater than n.

This is the normalizer multiplied M times where the square root is now drawn into the half over here, and here is our joint exponential.

The value function itself is 3 dimensional, and here is the code that I've been using.

It's exponentially improving. Now, exponential is an overworked word.

Underpinning much of this is technology, and of late, exponentially growing technologies.

I'm optimistic, because the new machine age is digital, exponential and combinatorial.

And we know that in the real world, everything isn't these nice continuous functions, so over the next couple of videos we're going to talk about functions that are a little bit more discontinuous than what you might be used to even in kind of a traditional calculus or traditional