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At 2:46 when you write "df'(x)", is that intentional? Does that simply mean "f'(x)" ( == df/dx)?
Could you tell me the textbook you recommend for this kind of contents?
I don't get why dxT*Q*x transposed equals to xT*qT*dx
They are both scalars. And a scalar is equal to its transpose. And a transpose of a product is equal to the product of transposes in the opposite order.
@@aa4cc Thank you so much!
At 2:46 when you write "df'(x)", is that intentional? Does that simply mean "f'(x)" ( == df/dx)?
Could you tell me the textbook you recommend for this kind of contents?
I don't get why dxT*Q*x transposed equals to xT*qT*dx
They are both scalars. And a scalar is equal to its transpose.
And a transpose of a product is equal to the product of transposes in the opposite order.
@@aa4cc Thank you so much!