If the prediction of our function f equals our target label, and the error is zero, then no update occurs.

Ta da! All right, so we've updated our list, and we've updated our index pretty cool.

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And the difference between this state and this state is zero. so this difference, here, is going to be zero the reward is zero, and so there's going to be no update to this state.

It basically means the database will move from one valid transaction to the next.

Lets just start here. If alpha is too small then what I'm going to do is gonna multiply the update by some small number.

Thrun So let's step a step back and look at what we've achieved.

That's gradient descent.

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And wow! It came up heads again.

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So this is less than equal to zero.

It's seen as moving in great, unhurried circles.

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So, here's my gradient descent update rule.

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For the update strength, I suggest you use half of weight_smooth for each update.

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So I can update my map by saying, oh, 'roses' should map to true in the is_flower dictionary.

I learn nothing about the velocity, so it's still 0, just the way I initialized it.

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Since this is a place for storing a value, we might call it a storage location or storage place.

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Because as I approach the minimum my derivative gets closer and closer to zero as I approach the minimum.

I've changed this to self.render( front.html and let's give this a whirl.

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What I'm going to do is I'm going to think of theta as a vector and I'm going to update theta as theta minus alpha times some other vector, delta, where delta is going to be equal to 1 over m, sum from I equals one through m and then this term on the right, okay?

So I'll go ahead and add those.

So the way I just described it, one way to account for it is when you do the factory retooling, you essentially just mark it as an expense.

We have to have 1 trial at a time to get that to propagate backwards.

Yes. gt gt So you just update the cache directly?

I apply my forward motion, and I then update my new x and y coordinates to be the corresponding after the motion, and I update my orientation to be o2.

So we end up with 4 possibilities, and then we can update again when we get the next observation say, if we observed that we're in B and it's Dirty, then we end up in this belief state.

So when I take another step of gradient descent, you know, now my derivative term is even smaller, and so the magnitude of the update to theta one is even smaller, so you can take small step like so, and as gradient descent runs.