Dear Professor Borovykh, I am writing to express my admiration for your RUclips videos on distributed optimization. As a graduate student pursuing my Master's degree in Optimization at the University of Tehran, I am particularly interested in this field. I recently sent you an email expressing my interest and seeking guidance. I greatly appreciate the knowledge and insights you share in your videos. They have been instrumental in expanding my understanding of distributed optimization and have inspired me in my research endeavors. I would be thrilled to receive your guidance and recommendations for further resources to enhance my knowledge in this area. Thank you for your valuable contributions to the field of distributed optimization. Your mentorship would be greatly appreciated. Sincerely, Mohammad Jalali
Hi, isn't f a loss function? because if f is data and x is model params, then model params can't be input to the data. It should be other way right? The notation seems confusing at the start of the video.
Thank you so much for such a nice explanation.
Thank you!
Can you please upload more videos in distributed algorithms. Like for some specific algorithms with some coding examples. Thank you.
Thank you for your comment :) A video with coding examples is on my to-do list - will try to do it sometime soon!
@@anastasiaborovykh120 thank you so much. Best wishes for your channel.
Dear Professor Borovykh,
I am writing to express my admiration for your RUclips videos on distributed optimization. As a graduate student pursuing my Master's degree in Optimization at the University of Tehran, I am particularly interested in this field. I recently sent you an email expressing my interest and seeking guidance.
I greatly appreciate the knowledge and insights you share in your videos. They have been instrumental in expanding my understanding of distributed optimization and have inspired me in my research endeavors. I would be thrilled to receive your guidance and recommendations for further resources to enhance my knowledge in this area.
Thank you for your valuable contributions to the field of distributed optimization. Your mentorship would be greatly appreciated.
Sincerely,
Mohammad Jalali
Very good! Thank you 😀
Hi, isn't f a loss function? because if f is data and x is model params, then model params can't be input to the data. It should be other way right? The notation seems confusing at the start of the video.
Yes, f is the loss function - which depends on the data; hence I mention that sharing it directly implies sharing data. Lmk if that makes sense.