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If you think it's guaranteed to find the shortest path, check here.

One, breadth first search, in which we always expand first the shallowest paths, the shortest paths.

And let's say you've implement and regularize linear regression.

In the previous video, we talked about a cost function for the neural network.

we take this first model with lambda equals 0, and minimize my cos function j of theta and this would give me some parameter vector theta and similar to the earlier video,

As before, there will be 3 of those paths.

And then I can take my second model, with lambda set to 0.01 and minimize my cos function, now using lambda equals 0.01 of course, to get some different parameter vector theta, we need to know that theta 2, and for that I end up with theta 3 so that this is correct for my third model, and so on, until for for my final model with lambda set to 10, or 10.24, or I end up with this theta 12.

For logistic regression, we used to minimize the cost function j of theta that was minus 1 over m of this cost function and then plus this extra regularization term here, where this was a sum from j equals 1 through n, because we did not regularize the bias term theta zero.

And we'll allow the assumption that all costs have to be positive.

Can you mark the location to which you'd like to correspond this specific red pixel over here in the right scan line by minimizing the total cost of occlusion and bad matches.

Concretely, we're going to first take our first hypothesis, take this first model and say, minimize the cos function, and this would give me some parameter vector theta for the linear model and as before I'm going to put the superscript 1 just to denote that this is a parameter for the linear model.

Now my question to you is, is this the most general solution?

An algorithm that has traditionally been called uniform cost search but could be called cheapest first search, is guaranteed to find the path with the cheapest total cost.

Of the 3 paths on the frontier, we have ones with a cost of 146, 140, and 118.

The simplest way to think of cost is just the time it takes to drive a certain route.

The goal is find the minimum cost path.

If h is optimistic, then the estimated cost is less than the true cost, so the path p must have a cost that's less than the true cost of any of the paths on the front tier.

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Later in this course we will talk about that method as well that just solves for the minimum cost function J without needing this multiple steps of gradient descent.

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