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This is one of the best example of partial plots to explain the relationship between variables and responses in Random Forest.

hi , can i have that pdf you are using in this video?

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How did you get the value "1" (the upper bound) for the last two (0ne-Sided) CI's?

Thanks for sharing amazing lectures. I was wondering if you could organize courses as a form of playlist so that audience can follow lecture sequences more smoothly?

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Great lecture, any source on their relation to the encoder-decoder deep learning models?

Understood some lecture slides now

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Thank you for such detailed explanation. Gonna explore all of your time series videos now.

This should get more views ! Thanks alot !

Thank you! i was looking for a solution abbout how to calcualte the second moment. you explained well.

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This is by far the best explanations for such a topic on youtube. You really have my uttermost respect and gratitude.

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great teaching style, thank you!

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Incredibly clear. Your interpretation is way better than my professor's! Thank you, sir.

Thank you for all your videos!

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I typed out the function manually if anyone wants it freqdist=function(x, freqorder=F) { Counts=table(x) n=sum(counts) if (freqorder) ord=order(-counts) else ord+1:length(counts) data.frame( row.names=row.name(counts[ord]), Counts=as.vector(counts[ord]), Percent=100*as.vector(counts[ord])/n, CumCount=cumsum(as.vector(counts[ord])), CumpPercent=100*cumsum(as.vector(counts[ord]))/n ) } Some formatting will of course be needed.

Can you provide the link for this amazon data?

This series of videos are really great! Thank you so much. Wondering is it possible to upload the video notes here?

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perhaps women are richer than men

@12:00 so just because the y-distance from the intersection point to x2 is longer, the probability that it came from class 2 is higher ? I see that Posterior is direct proportional to conditional to class conditional distribution times prior, so it would also depend on prior, am I wrong ?

How can you do misclassification in mclust when there is a noise ?

What kind of script is that ?

@1:08 when you refer to "last week" which video is that ? There's no playlist for this subject. Your lectures are very good but in a random order

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This is what RUclips should be used for. Very clear and easy to follow. Thank you

Is there any way I could get your pdf that youre presenting off of? Quality material. '

Really like your way of teaching! I learned a lot from watching your series of videos. Thank you!

Excelent video, professor. Really thorough explanation. Thank you for sharing this.

is there any way we can get the PDF copy of these notes?

Very good, will be consuming a lot more videos from your channel. Thanks so much!

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Very helpful! The best video on this topic.

much clear explanation than my prof

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Wow! This is fantastic. I want to thank you for helping me with my frequency distribution graph.

this video was actually amazing. I haven't understood stats for the two years of uni, now in my third and watching this video actually clicked everything together for me. I usually don't comment on stuff but just wanted to show my appreciation for your help. thank you so much!

awesome video sir. thank you

Thanks so much for these series of video, It has been so helpful!

Very good interpretation.. indeed